I am Mohamed Abdelkader from Tunisia, a Doctor in mathematics and applications. I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Mathematics in 2009 at Carthage University and my Master's degree at El-Manar University in 2013, and I finished my studies and obtained a Ph.D. at Toulon University and Safx University in November 2017. I work on the statistical properties of random dynamical systems, such as the central limit theorem, and how the invariance principle decays the correlations of uniformly expanding maps. Now, my work is concentrating on the statistical properties of the Moran model with respect to the distribution of the final altitude.
I have been an Assistant Professor at King Saud University for the past five years (from September 2018 to present). I teach many courses, such as regression analysis, statistical packages, and analysis. I taught for two years in Tunisia at the University of Sousse and the University of Kairouan.
In my previous research, I wanted to find a relationship between dynamical systems and the statistical properties of the random walk. I wanted to examine the distribution of the orbit length such that the random dynamical system satisfies the first return time on the probability space.
I am a member of the Statistics Committee of the Department of Statistics and Operations in the Faculty of Science at King Saud University.
I am Mohamed Abdelkader from Tunisia, a Doctor in mathematics and applications. I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Mathematics in 2009 at Carthage University and my Master's degree at El-Manar University in 2013, and I finished my studies and obtained a Ph.D. at Toulon University and Safx University in November 2017. I work on the statistical properties of random dynamical systems, such as the central limit theorem, and how the invariance principle decays the correlations of uniformly expanding maps. Now, my work is concentrating on the statistical properties of the Moran model with respect to the distribution of the final altitude.
I have been an Assistant Professor at King Saud University for the past five years (from September 2018 to present). I teach many courses, such as regression analysis, statistical packages, and analysis. I taught for two years in Tunisia at the University of Sousse and the University of Kairouan.
In my previous research, I wanted to find a relationship between dynamical systems and the statistical properties of the random walk. I wanted to examine the distribution of the orbit length such that the random dynamical system satisfies the first return time on the probability space.
I am a member of the Statistics Committee of the Department of Statistics and Operations in the Faculty of Science at King Saud University.