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Lecture 1: Stochastic modeling, asymptotics, simulations and data analysis of super-resolution trajectories: application to cellular biology

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SDB - Stochastic dynamical systems in biology: numerical methods and applications

Introduction to various escape problems and presentation of the futures lectures.
-Ito calculus,
-stochatic integral and
-The Langevin equation. 
(D. Holcman)




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