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Lecture 3. Carl Sagan once stated, “We’re made of star stuff.” Today, we are going to discuss why that phrase is 100% true. This lecture, we will discuss a brief history of our…
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Advocates of the Many Worlds Interpretation make their pitch. From Veritasium https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTXTPe3wahc
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This is a video recording of the 14th Joint Math/Stat Colloquium (also a part of the MADDD seminar series) by Prof. Brice Menard (Johns Hopkins Univ.) on "Data Science and Science with…
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Lecture 2022-03-01. Review of counting principles. Then, another day of examples, these leading to probability calculations.
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Lecture 2022-02-24. Principles of counting: sum rule, product rule, inclusion/exclusion. Exponentiation, factorial, permutations, and combinations. Lots of examples.
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NOTE: "Typo" in what I wrote on one slide: R={x: x \not\in x}. Basics of sets. The only basic vocabulary is \in and \emptyset. Defining other relations: union, intersection complement,…
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Basics of sets. The only basic vocabulary is \in and \emptyset. Defining other relations: union, intersection complement, set difference, symmetric difference. Identities and their proofs, including…
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Building a circuit for adding two 64-bit values. Tautologies. A formal system for proving theorem. The completeness and soundness theorems for sentential logic. Adding quantifier: first-order…
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Lecture 3. Carl Sagan once stated, “We’re made of star stuff.” Today, we are going to discuss why that phrase is 100% true. This lecture, we will discuss a brief history of our…
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by Amanda Huang and Derek Neyer
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Lecture 3. Carl Sagan once stated, “We’re made of star stuff.” Today, we are going to discuss why that phrase is 100% true. This lecture, we will discuss a brief history of our…
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