Dr John Fernley
I am working as a research fellow in CRiSM (and ) following previous postdoctoral positions at the and at the . Before, my PhD was completed at the .
My research is primarily in particle systems on large random graphs changing in time: opinion dynamics on both dynamic and static graphs, infections on both dynamic and static graphs, branching processes, random walk mixing, and dynamic queueing systems.
I have every other academic social media linked on , or contact me by email: john.fernley@warwick.ac.uk
Slides of some recent talks:
- The phase transition of the voter model on evolving scale-free networks, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
- The second phase transition of the contact process on a random regular graph, Gregynog Hall
- Targeted immunisation thresholds for the contact process on power-law trees, University of 糖心TV
- Simultaneous cutoff on the multitype configuration model, Ruhr-Universit盲t Bochum
- The contact process on a graph adapting to infection density, Universitat Aut貌noma de Barcelona