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Research

Papers and thesis work in stochastic analysis, probability, and graph theory.

My work explores stochastic analysis, probability, and graph theory—from measurability and stochastic control to elementary arguments for Lights Out.

Papers

Paper / 2026

Keivan Mirzaei, Jinniao Qiu

Measurability and adapted approximation tools for metric-space-valued maps, with applications to path-dependent stochastic control.

Preprint

University of Calgary

Paper / 2025

Keivan Mirzaei

Elementary graph arguments for complementing every Lights Out configuration and proving that the parity of successful move sequences is fixed.

Preprint

MSc thesis / 2021

Keivan Mirzaei

Connecting Stein’s method and Malliavin calculus to quantitative normal approximation for functionals of Gaussian processes.

Sharif University of Technology