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Dr Yifan Jiang is a Chapman Fellow in Mathematics within the Mathematical Finance Section at the Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. Their research interests are not explicitly detailed in the available information. Dr Jiang's profile page provides limited details, and further information about their academic work and contributions can be found on their official website.
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Yifan Jiang is a Chapman Fellow at Imperial College London, specializing in Stochastic Analysis, Optimal Transport, and Mathematical Finance. His research explores the interplay between stochastic processes, optimal transport theory, and financial modeling. Key contributions include the analysis of McKean-Vlasov processes, convergence of deep BSDE methods, and Wasserstein distributional robustness in neural networks. Jiang's work also addresses causal distributionally robust optimization and adapted Wasserstein distances, with applications in financial risk management and machine learning. His research bridges probabilistic methods with optimization and statistics, emphasizing the role of stochastic calculus in modern quantitative finance.