William Fitzgerald

Dr. William Fitzgerald is a Lecturer in Probability at The University of Manchester, focusing on probability theory and mathematical physics models. His research includes random growth models, interacting particle systems, and random matrices. He holds a PhD from the University of Warwick (2019) and previously served as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Sussex (2019–2021).

Research interests span determinantal/Pfaffian point processes, non-colliding stochastic processes, and Brownian motion applications. His work combines rigorous mathematical analysis with probabilistic models from physics.

Recent articles explore polynuclear growth dynamics, ordered exponential random walks, and Fredholm Pfaffians in interacting systems. He actively supervises PhD students and currently offers funded projects in probability theory. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the profile.

Academic history includes postdoctoral research at Sussex University and doctoral training at Warwick. Collaborations with researchers like Denisov, Tribe, and Zaboronski are evident in co-authored works. His research bridges theoretical probability with applications in particle systems and random matrix theory.