B.A. in Mathematics Education and B.S. in Mathematical Analysis, Hue University, Vietnam,
M.A. in Mathematical Statistics and Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, 2016, Wayne State University, USA
Research Interests: Applied Probability
After earning his Ph.D., Dr. Tran worked as a Mathematics Lecturer at Hue University in Vietnam and as a Norbert Wiener Assistant Professor at Tufts University. He joined SUNY Korea in Spring 2019.
His research interests mainly focus on the areas of stochastic systems, stochastic control, applied probability, mathematical biology, numerical algorithms, and their applications.
He has taught a variety of courses, including Precalculus (MAT123), Applied Calculus 1 (AMS151), Applied Linear Algebra (AMS210), Applied Calculus III (AMS261), Survey of Probability and Statistics (AMS310), Probability (AMS311), Financial Mathematics (AMS318), and Probability Theory (AMS507).
My primary research interests lie in the domains of Stochastic Systems, Stochastic Control, Applied Probability, Stochastic Processes, and Numerical Methods. My focus is on the development and analysis of stochastic hybrid systems, which may include jumps, various delays, and impulses. My objective is to establish explicit criteria for different types of stability and to address stabilization challenges. Additionally, I am dedicated to creating numerical approximations for these complex systems. Building upon this foundation, I explore numerous related optimal control problems. A significant part of my work involves the development of numerical methods to approximate both the cost (or value) function and optimal controls, utilizing the Markov chain approximation method.