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Sidney Resnick

Lee Teng Hui Professor in Engineering, Emeritus
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Sidney Resnick joined the Cornell faculty in 1987 after nine years at Colorado State University, six years at Stanford University, and two years at the Technion, in Haifa, Israel. He has held visiting appointments at the University of Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Mathematics Center; the Australian National University and CSIRO, in Canberra, Australia; the Technion in Israel (as a Lady Davis Fellow); Sussex University, in Brighton, UK, Erasmus University Rotterdam, ETH Zurich, Department of Statistics, UNC, Chapel Hill; Columbia University; Samsi, Research Triangle Park, NC; Technical University Munich (as John Von Neuman Visiting Professor). Resnick is a fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics, and while at Colorado State was an Oliver Pennock Distinguished Service Award winner. He is a founding associate editor of Annals of Applied Probability, and a current associate editor of Stochastic Models, Extremes, Stochastic Processes and their Applications and The Mathematical Scientist. He is a former associate editor of Journal of Applied Probability. He served a three-year term on the Council of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics and served on their ad hoc committee on electronic publishing. He is currently an editor for Birkhauser, Boston serving on the boards of the Progress in Probability and Progress in Probability and Its Applications series and also serves on the editorial board of the Springer series Operations Research and Financial Engineering. His BS is from Queens College, NYC and his PhD is from Purdue. Resnick concluded a five year term as Director of Cornell's School of Operations Research and Information Engineering in June 2004. Professor Resnick has authored or coauthored 160 papers and four books.
 

​This is a selection of Professor Resnick's work. For a complete list please see his personal page or CV.

S.I. Resnick. 2007. Heavy Tail Phenomena: Probabilistic and Statistical Modeling. (XIX) : 406.
S.I. Resnick. 1998. A Probability Path. (1st) : 230. Boston, MA: Springer/ Birhauser.
S.I. Resnick. 1997. "Heavy tail modeling and teletraffic data." Annals of Statistics 25 (5):1805-1849.
S.I. Resnick. 1992. Adventures in Stochastic Processes. : 640. Boston, MA: Springer/ Birkhauser.
S.I. Resnick. 1987. Extreme Values, Regular Variation and Point Processes. (1) : 320. New York, NY: Springer.

 

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