Europe/Lisbon
Room P3.10, Mathematics Building — Online

Baptiste Huguet, École Normale Supérieure de Rennes

Strong convergence and CLT for stochastic multiscale gene network

The gene regulatory network models all the biochemical reactions between the different species (proteins, mRNA, etc.) present in a cell. A stochastic approach to this network, using jump processes, has been studied during the '70s (Kurtz), and it was established that in large populations, the rescaled process (thought as a concentrations process) converges towards the solution of an EDO, which is entirely deterministic. In order to obtain a random limit, Crudu, Debussche and Radulescu proposed a multiscale model. In this talk, I will propose a relevant stochastic representation of the multiscale model, for which it is possible to obtain the uniform convergence towards a PDMP and a CLT for the fluctuations around this limit.