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My research reflects my interdisciplinary interests and my desire to connect the practice of mathematics to the world in which we live. I am interested in the study of stochastic dynamics related to questions of sustainability and resilience in environmental, social, and economic systems. To learn more, please visit the website for the Mathematics and Climate Research Network--linked below.
Research papers
Nitrogen-Induced Hysteresis in Grassland Biodiversity: a Theoretical Test of Litter-Mediated Mechanisms. The American Naturalist, 2023. Katherine Meyer, James Broda, Andrew Brettin, Marıa Sanchez Muniz, Sarah Gorman, Forest Isbell, Sarah Hobbie, Mary Lou Zeeman, and Richard McGehee.
Concept Detection in Philosophical Corpora. Digital Studies / Le champ numérique, 2022. Fernando Nascimento, James Broda, and Dylan Hayton-Ruffner.
Convergence Rates for Semistochastic Processes. Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, 2019. James Broda, Alexander Grigo, and Nikola Petrov.
Other publications
Nitrogen, Litter, and Biodiversity in the North American Grasslands. SIAM News BLOG, January 20, 2023. James Broda and Katherine Meyer.
Convergence Rates for Stationary Distributions of Semistochastic Processes. University of Oklahoma PhD Dissertation, 2017. James Broda.
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