Seoyeon Yang양서연
Department of Mathematics
Princeton University
I am currently a PhD candidate in mathematics at Princeton University, advised by Allan Sly.
Research Interests
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I study stochastic dynamics on discrete structures, with a broad interest in their long-time behavior, phase transitions, and scaling limits. Current themes in my research include mixing times and cutoff for Glauber dynamics and random walks on graphs, coupling methods, and discrete-to-continuum limits.
Publications and Preprints
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Cutoff for Simple Random Walk on Preferential Attachment Graphs
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Cutoff for the Glauber Dynamics of the Potts Model on the Lattice
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Cutoff and Dynamical Phase Transition for the General Multi-component Ising Model
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Relaxation Dynamics of SIR-Flocks with Random Epidemic States
Alongside my research, I serve as president of the Korean Graduate Student Association (KGSA) at Princeton and organize The Noetherian Ring, a Princeton mathematics community focused on mentorship and community-building. Lately, I have been enjoying traveling and playing tennis.
Contact
Address
Department of Mathematics
Princeton University
Fine Hall, Washington Road
Princeton, NJ 08544-1000, USA
Office & Email
Fine Hall 1209
syeon.y@princeton.edu