Simon Gabriel

Simon Gabriel is a Charles B. Morrey, Jr. Math Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley, in the Department of MATH. His research interests include Mathematical Analysis, Applied Mathematics, and Probability. Gabriel's academic profile can be accessed through the department's website at https://math.berkeley.edu/people/faculty/simon-gabriel. For contact purposes, his email is frontoffice@math.berkeley.edu.

Simon Gabriel is a researcher at UC Berkeley specializing in stochastic analysis, SPDEs, and Markov processes. His work explores the behavior of stochastic partial differential equations and their connections to Markov processes, with a focus on understanding the long-term dynamics and fluctuations in complex systems. His research includes the study of SPDEs in various contexts, such as the Allen–Cahn equation, inclusion processes, and directed polymers. Gabriel's contributions span the analysis of central limit theorems, universality, and scaling limits in stochastic models, often involving interactions with random initial conditions and long-range correlations.