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CNRS Researchers
Institution: Université Toulouse 1, France
Research Area:
Stochastic Processes, Ergodic Theory and Stochastic Modeling
Stochastic Processes, Ergodic Theory and Stochastic Modeling
helene@boistard.fr
(56) (2) 2978 4789
office: 611
(56) (2) 2978 4789
office: 611
Bio:
Research worker in mathematical statistics, I have been an assistant professor since September 2008 at Université Toulouse 1 – Capitole, where I am a member of the GREMAQ and of Toulouse School of Economics. I am also an associate member of the Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse. This year, I am in délégation CNRS and I am staying now at CMM (Center for Mathematical Modeling) of the Universidad de Chile, working with Joaquín Fontbona on the concentration of some risk measures based on L-statistics.
At CMM, I am also taking part in some projects dealing with astronomic data or energy. My research interests are around empirical processes and their asymptotic properties: I have worked on U-statistics, multiple integrals with respect to the empirical process, asymptotic efficiency of tests, large deviations for the empirical measure, L-statistics, etc. I am now focused on the theory of surveys in relation with empirical processes.
Research worker in mathematical statistics, I have been an assistant professor since September 2008 at Université Toulouse 1 – Capitole, where I am a member of the GREMAQ and of Toulouse School of Economics. I am also an associate member of the Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse. This year, I am in délégation CNRS and I am staying now at CMM (Center for Mathematical Modeling) of the Universidad de Chile, working with Joaquín Fontbona on the concentration of some risk measures based on L-statistics.
At CMM, I am also taking part in some projects dealing with astronomic data or energy. My research interests are around empirical processes and their asymptotic properties: I have worked on U-statistics, multiple integrals with respect to the empirical process, asymptotic efficiency of tests, large deviations for the empirical measure, L-statistics, etc. I am now focused on the theory of surveys in relation with empirical processes.
