Dr.
Diana
Conache
Technical University of Munich
Professur für Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie (Prof. Rolles)
Postal address
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching b. München
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Phone:
+49 (89) 289-17026
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Office hours: By prior agreement via email
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Room:
5612.03.060
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E-mail:
diana.conache@tum.de
For questions related to admission to the Master Programs: Mathematics, Mathematical Finance and Actuarial Science, and Mathematics in Science and Engineering, please contact us by email at mscapp-ma.asa(at)xcit.tum.de.
To ensure that all inquiries can be handled efficiently, communication is generally conducted via email. As my schedule is often fully booked, I am usually unable to accommodate unscheduled phone calls or drop-in visits. If you feel that a phone call or personal meeting is necessary, please send me a short email including your application number and a brief description of the matter you would like to discuss. I will be happy to review your request and get back to you.
Thank you for your understanding.
- since 2022: Lecturer (academic officer), TU München
- 2015-2022: Postdoc, TU München, in the group of Prof. Dr. Silke Rolles
- 2014-2015: Postdoc, University of Bielefeld
- 2011-2014: PhD in Mathematics, University of Bielefeld, advisor : Prof. Dr. Yuri Kondratiev
- 2009-2011: MSc "Mathematics Applied in Finance and Biostatistics", University of Bucharest
- 2009-2011: MSc "Analysis and Modelling Through Differential and Stochastic Equations", Superior Normal School of Bucharest
- 2006-2009: BSc in Mathematics, University of Bucharest
Administrative Responsabilities
Teaching
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A list of previous courses can be found on TUMonline.
I supervise theses in the broad area of Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes. Please also have a look at my research interests.
If you are interested in writing a Bachelor or Master thesis with me, please write me an email containing the approximative desired starting date, which courses in Stochastics you have taken, and what kind of topics would be interesting for you.
Since I do not regularly offer seminars, having attended one of my seminars is not a requirement. However, for a Bachelor thesis with me you should have taken at least one of the Markov Chains [MA2404] or the Probability Theory [MA2409] courses. For a Master thesis, Probability Theory [MA2409 or equivalent] is mandatory.
Update (March 2026): Thank you for your interest! Please note that, unless previously agreed upon, I am currently unable to accept further thesis supervision requests for the summer semester 2026 and winter semester 2026/2027.
Research Interests
Probability Theory and Statistical Mechanics, in particular:
- Gibbs measures and Gibbs point processes
- Long-range order of discrete models in continuum, symmetry breaking, cristallization
- Stochastic processes with long memory, Doeblin (g-)measures, partially odered models and their conceptional similarites with Gibbs measures
- Pefect simulation algorithms
Recent talks
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Statistics Seminar, Bergen -- September 2023
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Probability and geometry on configuration spaces, Berlin -- July 2023
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GPSD Bochum -- February 2023
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Conference of the Romanian Society of Probability and Statistics, Bucharest -- November 2022
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GPSD Mannheim (online talk) -- September 2021
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Probability Seminar, Queen Mary University, London -- October 2019
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Statistics and Physics Seminar, Stavanger -- September 2019
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Probability Seminar, Leiden -- September 2019
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Oberseminar Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie, LMU -- May 2019
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Mini-Workshop: Mathematics of Crystallisation, Oberwolfach -- April 2019
