Dr. Jeremy Clark is an Associate Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Mississippi. He is also one of the Graduate Program Coordinators for the Graduate Program.
Research Interests
Dr. Clark’s research focuses on probabilistic models arising in mathematical physics. He is also interested in"
- Directed polymers in random environments
- Limit theorems for stochastic processes
- Random measures
Publications
Clark, J.T., "Weak-Disorder Limit at Criticality for Directed Polymers on Hierarchical Graphs." Commun. Math. Phys. 386, 651–710 (2021).
Clark, J.T., "Continuum models of directed polymers on disordered diamond fractals in the critical case." Ann. Appl. Probab. 32 (6) 4186 - 4250, December 2022.
Clark, J.T., "The conditional Gaussian multiplicative chaos structure underlying a critical continuum random polymer model on a diamond fractal." Ann. Inst. H. Poincaré Probab. Statist. 59 (3) 1203 - 1222, August 2023.
Clark, J.T., Mian, B., "On planar Brownian motion singularly tilted through a point potential." Electron. J. Probab. 30 1 - 97, 2025.
Courses Taught
- Math 2613 Unified Calculus & Analytic Geometry III
- Math 3010 Discrete Mathematics
- Math 3050 Foundations of Mathematics
- Math 5251 Introduction to Abstract Algebra I
- Math 5551 Advanced Calculus I
- Math 5552 Advanced Calculus II
- Math 6731 Advanced Probability I
- Math 6732 Advanced Probability II
- Math 7500 Seminar in Analysis
- Math 7531 Theory of Functions of Real Variables I
- Math 7532 Theory of Functions of Real Variables II
Education
Ph.D. Mathematics, University of California-Davis (2007)