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Professor Kushner's current research interests include stochastic control and stochastic systems theory, approximation methods, limit theorems and optimization methods for complex stochastic systems and stochastic networks (such as heavy traffic theory and control). Professor Kushner's work also involves nonlinear filtering, applications to adaptive and competitive learning processes and in communication theory.
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Kushner received the Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin in 1958. He worked at Lincoln Laboratories and RIAS before coming to Brown in 1964 with the group that formed the Lefschetz Center for Dynamical Systems. He is a former director of that center as well as a former chairman of the Applied Mathematics Department, and is currently a University Professor Emeritus.
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