Probability Student Seminar
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The Berkeley Student Probability Seminar is a graduate-level math seminar where students give and attend weekly talks on a focused topic in probability. This semester's theme is Markov chains, covering mixing times, spectral methods, and related models. A new "paired talks" format pairs younger and older students to co-present on the same subject. Meetings run Wednesdays 2-3pm in Evans 891.
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Weekly meeting
Member Experiences
Weekly Seminar Talks
Weekly one-hour student talks on Markov chains, held Wednesdays 2-3pm in Evans 891. Speakers rotate through a pre-set schedule using the paired talks format.
Organizational Meeting
Held January 21; used to decide speaker order and topics for the semester.