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most citedHitting time for Bessel processes - walk on moving spheres algorithm (WoMS)

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math.PR2021

Strong approximation of Bessel processes

Madalina Deaconu, Samuel Herrmann

We consider the path approximation of Bessel processes and develop a new and efficient algorithm. This study is based on a recent work by the authors, on the path approximation of…

math.PR2020

Strong approximation of particular one-dimensional diffusions

Madalina Deaconu, Samuel Herrmann

This paper develops a new technique for the path approximation of one-dimensional stochastic processes, more precisely the Brownian motion and families of stochastic differential e…

math.PR2016

Initial-Boundary Value Problem for the heat equation - A stochastic algorithm

Madalina Deaconu, Samuel Herrmann

The Initial-Boundary Value Problem for the heat equation is solved by using a new algorithm based on a random walk on heat balls. Even if it represents a sophisticated generalizati…

math.PR2015★ 10 cited

Stochastic equation of fragmentation and branching processes related to avalanches

Lucian Beznea, Madalina Deaconu, Oana Lupascu

We give a stochastic model for the fragmentation phase of a snow avalanche. We construct a fragmentation-branching process related to the avalanches, on the set of all fragmentatio…

math.PR2014★ 1 cited

Simulation of hitting times for Bessel processes with non integer dimension

Madalina Deaconu, Samuel Herrmann

In this paper we pursue and complete the study of the simulation of the hitting time of some given boundaries for Bessel processes. These problems are of great interest in many app…

math.PR2014★ 1 cited

The walk on moving spheres: a new tool for simulating Brownian motion's exit time from a domain

Madalina Deaconu, Samuel Herrmann, Sylvain Maire

In this paper we introduce a new method for the simulation of the exit time and position of a -dimensional Brownian motion from a domain. The main interest of our method is that…