The Seminar on Stochastic Processes 2002 will be the forthcoming meeting of this series of annual working seminars begun in 1981.

There will be 5 invited one-hour talks in the mornings. These lectures are chosen so as to highlight recent significant advances in probability theory and stochastic processes. The afternoons will feature informal sessions of short contributed blackboard talks (12 minutes + questions) by participants as well as spontaneous open problem/ discussion sessions that are organized by the organizers and the participants who wish to organize them. The primary aim of these afternoon activities is to afford participants the opportunity to discuss their work in an informal atmosphere and to allow prime time to participants to begin collaborations on research problems. There is no need to do anything in advance

View the scientific program and schedule of SSP 2002.