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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Stochastic Process Modeling"”.

  1. Brownian particles interacting with a Newtonian Barrier: Skorohod maps and their use in solving a PDE with free boundary, strong approximation, and hydrodynamic limits.

    … system. This technique has the benefit of using stochastic methods to show both existence and uniqueness of the resulting PDE with free boundary condition. In 2001, Frank Knight constructed a stochastic process modeling the one dimensional interaction of two particles, one being Newtonian in the …

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  2. Stochastic modeling and uncertainty quantification in microelectromechanical systems

    … can tolerate variations in the manufacturing process or in the operating environment. These variations or uncertainties can be represented by stochastic variables which perturb the deterministic behaviour of the device about the nominal value for which it was designed. The UQ process consists …

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  3. Stochastic Ground Motion Models for Uncertainty Quantification in Earthquake Engineering

    … thesis primarily focuses on the probabilistic modeling of seismic inputs, specifically constructing stochastic ground motion models (GMMs) that accurately capture the characteristics and variability of recorded ground motions (GMs). Our core technique employs stochastic process modeling for a …

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  4. Fabrication and characterization of advanced materials using laser metal deposition from elemental powder mixture

    <p>"Over the past decades of years, a great deal of money has been spent to machine large and complex parts from high-performance metals (i.e., titanium components for aerospace applications), so users attempt to circumvent the high cost of materials. Laser metal deposition (LMD) is an additive …

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