Nam, Kyeongsik (남경식)

Nam, Kyeongsik is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. His research focuses on probability theory and its applications. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. Nam's office is located at E6-2 403, and he can be contacted via email at ksnam@kaist.ac.kr. His work contributes to the field of probability and its practical implications. His profile page provides additional information about his research and academic activities.

Kyeongsik Nam is a researcher in Probability Theory, with a focus on stochastic differential equations, large deviations, and random matrix theory. His work explores critical drifts, optimal couplings, and spectral properties of sparse random matrices. Nam investigates the behavior of eigenvalues in Gaussian networks, concentration of measure in exponential random graphs, and extremal spectral properties of weighted random graphs. His research also includes the study of nonlocal Stefan problems, viscosity solutions in non-commutative variables, and the universality of Poisson–Dirichlet laws in log-correlated Gaussian fields. His contributions span both theoretical and applied aspects of probability, with an emphasis on rigorous analysis and asymptotic behavior.