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University of Groningen

Inhomogeneous contact process and percolation

Szabó, Réka

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Curriculum Vitae

eka Szab´

o was born on 27 March 1990 in Budapest, Hungary. In 2015 she

grad-uated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (specialization

in Applied Mathematics), where she wrote her thesis under the supervision of B.

Vet˝

o. During the years 2015-2019 she was a PhD student in Mathematics at the

University of Groningen, where she wrote the present thesis under the supervision

of D. Valesin and A. C. D. van Enter. Her main research interests are in probability

theory: interacting particle systems, contact processes and percolation theory.

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