I am currently teaching the Master 2 course Convergence of probability measures, limit theorems and optimal transport.
Lecture notes are available below and are split into two parts.
They are largely based on previous lecture notes by François Chapon.
They will be updated regularly, so be sure to check for the latest version!
At the Université de Toulouse (formerly Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier)
In 2025-2026 and 2025-2026, I was teaching with Pascal Maillard
the Master 2 course Branching Processes. Below are my handwritten notes for the 2nd half of the course:
Lecture 7: Starting the study of extremal particles (07/01/2026).
Lecture 8: The logarithmic correction (14/01/2026).
Lecture 9: The logarithmic correction 2nd part (19/01/2026).
Lecture 10: Link with F-KPP equation (21/01/2026).
An exercise to prepare for the lecture on 28/01/2026.
Lecture 11: Traveling waves, back to the maximum and the derivative martingale (28/01/2026).
(Be careful, there is a sign error in Exercicse 1, it should be \(u(t,x+v(\lambda)t) \to w(x)\))
Lecture 12: Derivative martingale and convergence of the maximum (04/02/2026).
In Spring 2023 and Spring 2024, I taught lectures and tutorials for the course
Advanced Continuous Probability and Statistics.
The lecture notes in French can be found here.
At NYU
During my postdoc at NYU, I taught the following classes:
Spring 2021: Functions of a Complex Variable.
Fall 2020: Discrete Mathematics.
Spring 2020: Theory of Probability.
Fall 2019: Math for Economics I.
At the ENS Paris
I taught the exercise session for the course Integration and Probability during three years.
The material (in French) can be found here.
