Dr Mark Yarrow
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Teaching:
| MAS5051 | Probability and Probability Distributions | Information |
Research:
| Interests: | Preferential attachment networks, random graphs, algebraic graph theory |
| Research group: | Probability |
| Publications: | ArXiv |
Biography:
I took over as the Executive Editor for the Applied Probability Trust in summer 2019. As part of this role I oversee the editorial process, finances and day to day operations for both the Journal of Applied Probability and Advances in Applied Probability.
Research interests:
My Ph.D. thesis was written on the topic of preferential attachment graphs with location. Myself and my supervisor, Dr Jonathan Jordan, proved a number of results on the topics of condensation, coexistence and degree asymptotics. I have been involved in research projects outside of my Ph.D. including work on the cospectrality of graph distance laplacians.
Teaching interests:
MAS286
MAS5051
MAS5051
Administrative duties:
School of Mathematics and Statistics Timetabler
School of Mathematics and Statistics Tutor For LGBT+ Students
University of Sheffield Staff LGBT Network Co-Chair
School of Mathematics and Statistics Tutor For LGBT+ Students
University of Sheffield Staff LGBT Network Co-Chair
Working arrangements:
I can usually be found in my office between 10:00 and 18:00 on weekdays. My specific office hours are 11:30-12:30 Tuesdays and Thursdays during the semester. Please do not turn up outside of these times as you will not be seen unless a specific appointment is made via email in advance. I strongly encourage the use of discussion boards for problem sheet questions as other students can benefit from the solutions.