Zhengye Zhou

Zhengye Zhou is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Southern California Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. Their research focuses on advanced mathematical frameworks for stochastic processes and quantum algebra.

• Research Interests: Interacting particle systems, orthogonal polynomial duality, asymptotic analysis, quantum groups, integrable systems, and non-commutative random surface growth.

Their recent work explores asymptotics and duality in dynamic stochastic models, including multi-species asymmetric exclusion processes and higher-spin vertex models. This research intersects probability theory, mathematical physics, and algebraic structures.

Zhengye Zhou contributes to theoretical developments in probability, particularly through rigorous analysis of Markov duality, unitary symmetries, and Gaussian fluctuations in stochastic systems. Notable publications span topics like dynamic ASEP, quantum group bialgebras, and boundary-driven exclusion processes.