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After about 3 years of primary school, studies in the science subjects at an upper secondary school (senior high school), and university studies in mathematics by correspondence, I was formally admitted to the University of Gothenburg in January 1968 and to Uppsala University in September 1968.
Carl Svante Janson [2] (born 21 May 1955) is a Swedish mathematician. A member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences since 1994, Janson has been the chaired professor of mathematics at Uppsala University since 1987.
14 maj 2024 · With the exception of some visits to Stockholm, Chicago, and Cambridge, Svante has remained faithful to Uppsala University. “It is a good university that has provided me, at least, with an excellent setting for my research.” Read a longer conversation with Svante Janson about mathematics and how he goes about solving problems
Some talks by Svante Janson, Department of Mathematics, Uppsala University. Here are some of my talks (mathematical and others) available as pdf files. Most talks are based on one or several of my papers (existing or future), see the links below and the complete list of papers.
17 lut 2023 · Svante Janson är ridlärare (ridlärare III) och B-tränare i dressyr och har varit verksam som ridinstruktör i nästan 50 år. (Svantes hemsida www.braridning.se). Svante har sedan 2008 kommit till oss på UVFK och hållit helgkurser i dressyr.
My research is mainly in probability theory, in particular combinatorial probability (mainly random graphs and related topics); occasionally I also do research in analysis, which was my original field. I have written 4 books and over 300 journal papers. See my list of publications, which also includes a list of my coauthors in alphabetic order.
Random graphs provide many interesting problems in probabilistic combinatorics. There are many nice theorems with results that are easy to state, and sometimes surprising. Some of them are easy to prove, while others are quite di cult.
