List of all the articles
A list of all the articles in the website, ordered by the most recent
modification time.
Papers I have co-authored – last updated September 2026.
The things I have said in various places.
Things that happened to me, professionally – last updated
September 2026
An introductory master seminar on Rough path theory, which has taken
place in Bonn in the Summer Semester 2022.
Lectures delivered at Paris Dauphine, academic year 2011–2012.
Lectures delivered at Paris Dauphine, academic year 2012–2013.
This is a seminar on statistical mechanics held in Bonn in SS 2021 for
the Bachelor degree in Mathematics.
Lectures delivered at Paris Dauphine, academic year 2008–2009.
A course developing applications of stochastic calculus to the
study of continuous time stochastic processes. Course delivered in
Bonn in the Summer Semester 2020.
An introduction to the continuous renormalization group via a
Grassmann model. Took place in WS 2020–2021.
Lectures delivered at Paris Dauphine, academic year 2010–2011.
Things I teach & have taught.
Lectures delivered at Paris Dauphine, academic year 2014–2015.
A course developing applications of stochastic calculus to the
study of continuous time stochastic processes. Course delivered in
Bonn in the Summer Semester 2022.
Lectures delivered at Paris Dauphine, academic year 2009–2010.
A course delivered in Bonn in the summer semester 2021, via Zoom due
to the pandemic.
A bachelor course delivered online (due to the pandemic) in Bonn in
the winter semester 2020/2021. In German.
Content related to computer languages, programming, TeXmacs.
From September 3rd 2018 to December 21st 2018, together with
D. Brydges, A. Giuliani, A. Kupiainen, H. Weber
and L. Zambotti we organized a research period at the Netwon
Institute in Cambridge to bring together people working in stochastic
PDEs and people working around questions of stastistical mechanics and
quantum field theory.
I travel around to meet other mathematicians.
Present & past members of my research group – updated
November 2024.
Marella is a novel I wrote and rewrote several times in the last
twenty years. It is written in Italian, so this page is also not
translated.
This page gathers some writings.
Some reflections on literate programming, TeXmacs, programming
languages and writing.
The lectures of Mario Maurelli at the second workshop of the Bernoulli
Center Program “New developments and challenges in Stochastic
Partial Differential Equations”
The lectures of Nikolaos Zygouras at the second workshop of the
Bernoulli Center Program “New developments and challenges in
Stochastic Partial Differential Equations”
The lectures of Hao Shen at the second workshop of the Bernoulli
Center Program “New developments and challenges in Stochastic
Partial Differential Equations”
I collect here the notes for some of the courses at the Bernoulli
Center Program on SPDEs held in summer 2024.
The lectures of Felix Otto at the second workshop of the Bernoulli
Center Program “New developments and challenges in Stochastic
Partial Differential Equations”
These lectures are delivered in the context of the TCC course offer of
HT 2024.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series (actually this particular talk was
delivered in the Probability seminar at Cambridge)
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
Notes from a talk in the SRQ series.
An introduction to the study of Quantum Mechanical models via the
connection with probability theory given by the Euclidean approach.
Course delivered in Bonn in Summer Semester 2020.
An introduction to the area of quantum probability and quantum
stochastic calculus, seen as non-commutative generalisation of
probability theory. Course delivered in Bonn in Summer Semester 2018.
Last week we had a discussion in class about continuous local
martingales. My experience is that it is a confusing aspect in
learning stochastic calculus. I record here some aspects of that
discussion. May 15th 2023.
I record here a workflow to fix some problems with the links in the
website. It can be used as a tutorial in TeXmacs scripting. The goal
is to batch-modify pages. Written May 13th, 2023.
What my collaborators, students and me have written – last
updated October 2020.
An introduction to various classes of stochastic processes, namely
families of random variables indexed by a discrete or continuous
parameter (time or space). The course took place in Boon in SS 2019.
A course developing applications of stochastic calculus to the
study of continuous time stochastic processes. Course delivered in
Bonn in the Summer Semester 2017.
A course delivered in Bonn in the summer semester 2016.
A course delivered in Bonn in the winter semester 2017/2018.
An introduction to stochastic quantisation. A course that I delivered
in the context of the graduate school of the University of Milan in
February 2021.
A course delivered in Bonn in the winter semester 2019/2020.
This bachelor seminar took place in Bonn in the winter semester
2019/2020.
A master seminar whici took place in Bonn in the summer semester 2020.
An introduction to the theory of rough paths, controlled paths and to
recent developments in the analysis of singular SPDEs. Course
delivered in Bonn in Winter Semester 2015/2016.
This file provides a template for typical notes/articles. You can use
the tag notes-abstract to
provide a small summary of the content, as exemplified by this very
text.