Aurélien Deya

Aurélien Deya is a CNRS Research Fellow affiliated with the University of Lorraine and works in the Probability and Statistics department under the Faculty of Science and Technology. His research focuses on stochastic differential equations, fractional processes, and noncommutative probability.

• Education: Master 2 in Mathematics (Probability and Statistics) from Henri Poincaré University of Nancy (2007).

Research Interests: Deya specializes in Stochastic PDEs, Fractional Processes, and Rough Paths Theory, with significant contributions to noncommutative stochastic calculus and regularity structures. His work bridges theoretical analysis and numerical approximations for equations driven by rough noise.

Key Publication Trends: Recent articles emphasize stochastic PDEs, nonlinear systems, fractional Brownian motion, and noncommutative probability, often applying regularity structures and Malliavin calculus to analyze singular equations.