Chetan Pahlajani


Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics, UCSB
6701 South Hall
chetan-A.T-math.ucsb.edu
(replace -A.T- with @)

Research Interests:
I am primarily interested in stochastic processes that arise in cellular and systems biology. I have recently been working with Paul Atzberger in Mathematics and Mustafa Khammash in Mechanical Engineering on some multiscale problems in stochastic chemical kinetics - a study originally motivated by some questions in stochastic gene expression.

Research Statement

Vita

Education:
PhD in Mathematics, October 2007, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
    Advisor: Richard Sowers
    Thesis title: Stochastic averaging correctors for a noisy Hamiltonian system with discontinuous statistics


Preprints:

1. Stochastic reduction method for biological chemical kinetics using time-scale separation, with Paul J. Atzberger and Mustafa Khammash, (DRAFT - May 10, 2010).
2. Stochastic averaging correctors for a noisy Hamiltonian system with discontinuous statistics, (DRAFT, May 10, 2010).
3. Averaging of fluctuations in a multiscale gene transcription network, in preparation.

Teaching:
Fall 2009
Math 3C

Math Resources:
American Mathematical Society
MathSciNet
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)

Probability Links:
Probability Surveys
The Probability Web