Joint Statistics Seminar and Mathematics Colloquium
Coin tosses are the very essence of probability theory. Yet, there are a number of simply stated problems that have resisted solution. These may involve Peter Winkler's clairvoyant demon, and they may sometimes be cast in the domain of so-called dependent percolation. Three such problems and their extensions are discussed in this talk. The only prerequisite expected of the audience is an affinity for tossing a fair coinKidder Hall (campus map) |
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Maggie Neel |
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1 541 737 1981 |
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neel at science.oregonstate.edu |
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Statistics (Science) |