Markov-Modulated Brownian Motion: The Matrix-Analytic Perspective
暫譯: 馬可夫調制布朗運動：矩陣分析視角

Guy Latouche received his Ph.D from the Université libre de Bruxelles in 1976. He is professor emeritus from the Université libre de Bruxelles where he taught classes on stochastic processes and their applications, computer programming, management information systems, and formal methods for proofs of programs. He has been a visiting professor at the University of Delaware, visiting professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, and a frequent short-term visitor to the Universities of Adelaide, of Melbourne and of Pisa. His research interests include various aspects of applied probability: matrix methods in Markov models, traffic models for telecommunication systems, and nearly completely decomposable systems. He has contributed extensively to the development of computational methods for the analysis of Markov models and he is internationally acknowledged as one of the world leaders in the field. He is co-author of three books, co-editor of 11 collective books, and author or co-author of 140 scientific articles.

Guy Latouche 於1976年獲得布魯塞爾自由大學（Université libre de Bruxelles）的博士學位。他是布魯塞爾自由大學的名譽教授，曾教授隨機過程及其應用、計算機程式設計、管理資訊系統以及程序證明的形式方法等課程。他曾擔任德拉瓦大學的訪問教授、東京科技大學的訪問教授，並且經常短期訪問阿德萊德大學、墨爾本大學和比薩大學。他的研究興趣包括應用概率的各個方面：馬可夫模型中的矩陣方法、電信系統的交通模型，以及幾乎完全可分解系統。他在馬可夫模型分析的計算方法發展方面做出了廣泛的貢獻，並在國際上被認可為該領域的世界領導者之一。他是三本書的共同作者，11本合集的共同編輯，以及140篇科學文章的作者或共同作者。