Quentin Moulard

I'm a PhD student at TU Wien, supervised by Giuseppe Cannizzaro and Fabio Toninelli.
Before this, I studied at the École normale supérieure in Paris.

My research lies at the interface of probability theory and statistical mechanics, with a particular interest in critical phenomena,
stochastic PDEs, interacting particle systems, and disordered systems.

You can contact me at quentin.moulard@tuwien.ac.at. Here is my CV.

Research

NOTE: No AI was used for the mathematical development of the following articles.

Superdiffusive Invariance Principle for the two-dimensional Asymmetric Simple Exclusion Process

Preprint, October 2026.
Superdiffusive central limit theorem for a class of driven diffusive systems at the critical dimension with Giuseppe Cannizzaro and Tom Klose

Probability Theory and Related Fields, July 2026.
Dimers with layered disorder with Fabio Toninelli

Preprint, July 2025.
Superdiffusive Central Limit Theorem for the Stochastic Burgers Equation at the critical dimension with Giuseppe Cannizzaro and Fabio Toninelli

Preprint, January 2025.

Selected talks

Workshop “Analysis, Probability and Mathematical Physics”, Cortona, Italy, August 2026 (short talk).
Probability at Warwick Seminar, Warwick, UK, June 2026.
Workshop “From Discrete Systems to SPDEs”, Vienna, Austria, March 2026.
Vienna Probability Seminar, ISTA, Austria, December 2025.
Workshop “Large Scale Stochastic Dynamics”, Oberwolfach, Germany, September 2025.
Summer School “Recent Trends in Probability and Statistics”, Warwick, UK, July 2025 (short talk).
Applied Probability Seminar, Warwick, UK, May 2025.
Stochastic Analysis Seminar, Oxford, UK, May 2025.