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20192026
most citedOn the universality of fluctuations for the cover time

3 citations · 3 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.PR2026

The Aldous chain on cladograms mixes in order steps

Valentin Féray, Lucas Teyssier

Cladograms of size are unrooted binary trees whose leaves are labelled from 1 to . Aldous introduced in 2000 a Markov chain on cladograms, a step of which consists of removi…

math.PR2026

Stationary hitting times on vertex-transitive graphs

Nathanaël Berestycki, Jonathan Hermon, Lucas Teyssier

We prove a refined version of the Aldous and Brown's exponential approximation of stationary hitting times. These are valid for all reversible Markov chains. We then specialise our…

math.PR2025

Every cutoff profile is possible

Lucas Teyssier

We introduce fruit-inosculated-tree Markov chains. These chains have easily tunable parameters and are a good source of examples. In particular, we prove that every cutoff profile…

math.PR2022★ 3 cited

On the universality of fluctuations for the cover time

Nathanaël Berestycki, Jonathan Hermon, Lucas Teyssier

We consider random walks on finite vertex-transitive graphs of bounded degree. We find a simple geometric condition which characterises the cover time fluctuations: the suitabl…

math.PR2020

Cutoff profiles for quantum Lévy processes and quantum random transpositions

Amaury Freslon, Lucas Teyssier, Simeng Wang

We consider a natural analogue of Brownian motion on free orthogonal quantum groups and prove that it exhibits a cutoff at time . Then, we study the induced classical proc…

math.PR2019

Limit profile for random transpositions

Lucas Teyssier

We present an improved version of Diaconis' upper bound lemma, which is used to compute the limiting value of the distance to stationarity. We then apply it to random transposition…