Zhang Jiang
Ph.D. Student in Applied Mathematics
I am a first-year Ph.D. student in applied mathematics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, advised by Professor Nan Chen. I received my bachelor's degree in mathematics from Sun Yat-sen University and my master's degree in mathematics from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
You can find me via my email: zjiang368@wisc.edu.
Research Interests
Causal inference; data assimilation; partially observed dynamical systems; uncertainty quantification; nonlinear dynamics; atmospheric, oceanic, and geophysical systems; machine learning.
Publications
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A Continuous-Time Ensemble Kalman–Bucy Smoother for Causal Inference and Model Discovery
Zhang Jiang, Marios Andreou, Sebastian Reich, and Nan Chen.
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Causal Fingerprints Reveal Hidden Mechanisms in Partially Observed Dynamical Systems
Zhang Jiang, Marios Andreou, and Nan Chen.
Presentations
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Hackathon
Towards Explaining Predictions of Chicago Temperatures Using Models Fancy and Simple
Zhang Jiang, Jonathan Lee, Katy Rucker, and Samuel Smith.
- Minisymposium Ensemble Kalman–Bucy Smoother: Advancing Causal Inference and Model Discovery
- Poster Ensemble Kalman–Bucy Smoother: Advancing Causal Inference and Model Discovery
Teaching
- Math 234: Calculus III
Academic Service
- Reviewer, Nonlinear Dynamics