Xinxin Jiang, PhD

Associate Professor, Chair, Mathematics & Computer Science

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Education

  • PhD, Tufts University
  • MS, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China
  • BS, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

Research Interests

  • Probability Theory
  • Statistics
  • Financial Mathematics

Employment History

  • Suffolk University
    Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (2012-present)
  • Suffolk University
    Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (2006-2012)
  • University of Miami
    Lecturer, Department of Mathematics (2005-2006)
  • Rhodes College
    Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences (2001-2005)
  • Tufts University
    Lecturer, Department of Mathematics (1999-2001)

Publications

  • “Investment performance of shorted leveraged ETF pairs,” with Stanley Peterburgsky, Applied Economics incorporating Applied Financial Economics 49, (2017), 4410-4427
  • “On generalized Leibniz triangles and q-Gaussians,” with Marjorie Hahn and Sabir Umarov, Phys. Letters A, 376, (2012), 2447–2450.
  • “On q-Gaussians and exchangeability,” with Marjorie Hahn and Sabir Umarov, J. Phys. A: Math. Theor. 43, (2010), 165208.
  • “A self-normalized central limit theorem for rho-mixing stationary sequences”, with Marjorie Hahn; Statistics & Probability Letters, 78, (2008), 1541-1547.
  • “Testing That Marginal Sequences of Data Are Not Independent via Self-normalization,” Statistics, 41, (2007), 119-128.
  • “Empirical central limit theorems for exchangeable random variables”, with Marjorie Hahn; Statistics & Probability Letters, 59, (2002), 75-81.
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Office Hours

    • Friday 12:50 p.m. - 2:50 p.m. (in-person) TR73 5120 This also serves as a math practice session; and by appointment
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Courses Taught

  • MATH-130 Topics in Finite Mathematics
  • MATH-185 Discrete Mathematics I
  • MATH-255 Probability & Statistics
  • MATH-285 Discrete Mathematics II
  • MATH-511 Launch Career in Math