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A Comparison Of The Product Topology On Two Trees With The Tree Topology On The Concatenation Of Two Trees, Katlyn Kathleen Cox
A Comparison Of The Product Topology On Two Trees With The Tree Topology On The Concatenation Of Two Trees, Katlyn Kathleen Cox
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
A game tree is a nonempty set of sequences, closed under subsequences (i.e., if p ∈ T
and p extends q, then q ∈ T). If T is a game tree, then there is a natural topology on [T],
the set of paths through T. In this study we consider two types of topological spaces, both
constructed from game trees. The first is constructed by taking the Cartesian product of
two game trees, T and S: [T] × [S]. The second is constructed by the concatenation of two
game trees, T and S: [T ∗ S]. The goal of our …
Notes On Linear Divisible Sequences And Their Construction: A Computational Approach, Sean Trendell
Notes On Linear Divisible Sequences And Their Construction: A Computational Approach, Sean Trendell
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
In this Masters thesis, we examine linear divisible sequences. A linear divisible sequence is any sequence {an}n≥0 that can be expressed by a linear homogeneous recursion relation that is also a divisible sequence. A sequence {an}n≥0 is called a divisible sequence if it has the property that if n|m, then an|am. A sequence of numbers {an}n≥0 is called a linear homogeneous recurrence sequence of order m if it can be written in the form
an+m = p1an+m−1 + p2an+m−2 + · · · + pm−1an+1 + pman, n ≥ 0,
for some constants p1, p2, ..., pm with pm = …
Bi-Directional Testing For Change Point Detection In Poisson Processes, Moinak Bhaduri
Bi-Directional Testing For Change Point Detection In Poisson Processes, Moinak Bhaduri
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
Point processes often serve as a natural language to chronicle an event's temporal evolution, and significant changes in the flow, synonymous with non-stationarity, are usually triggered by assignable and frequently preventable causes, often heralding devastating ramifications. Examples include amplified restlessness of a volcano, increased frequencies of airplane crashes, hurricanes, mining mishaps, among others. Guessing these time points of changes, therefore, merits utmost care. Switching the way time traditionally propagates, we posit a new genre of bidirectional tests which, despite a frugal construct, prove to be exceedingly efficient in culling out non-stationarity under a wide spectrum of environments. A journey surveying …
Meshless Methods For Numerically Solving Boundary Value Problems Of Elliptic Type Partial Differential Equations, Minhwa Choi
Meshless Methods For Numerically Solving Boundary Value Problems Of Elliptic Type Partial Differential Equations, Minhwa Choi
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
In this dissertation we propose and examine numerical methods for solving the boundary value problems of partial differential equations (PDEs) by meshless methods. First we aim at getting approximate particular solutions up of a nonhomogeneous equation by radial basis methods. For instance, the collocation method by radial basis functions (RBFs) for finding particular solutions is very popular in the literature. Now the particular solutions of certain important PDEs by RBF approximation are available with the order of convergence to the exact solutions provided. Here we explore and examine the numerical performances of these particular solutions in various examples. We then …
Golden Arm: A Probabilistic Study Of Dice Control In Craps, Donald R. Smith, Robert Scott Iii
Golden Arm: A Probabilistic Study Of Dice Control In Craps, Donald R. Smith, Robert Scott Iii
UNLV Gaming Research & Review Journal
This paper calculates how much control a craps shooter must possess on dice outcomes to eliminate the house advantage. A golden arm is someone who has dice control (or a rhythm roller or dice influencer). There are various strategies for dice control in craps. We discuss several possibilities of dice control that would result in several different mathematical models of control. We do not assert whether dice control is possible or not (there is a lack of published evidence). However, after studying casino-legal methods described by dice-control advocates, we can see only one realistic mathematical model that describes the resulting …
Linear Algebra Applications In 3d Computer Graphics, Albert A. Antero, Chris Choung, Chris Goff
Linear Algebra Applications In 3d Computer Graphics, Albert A. Antero, Chris Choung, Chris Goff
Math 365 Class Projects
Linear Transformations, Homogenous Coordinates, World Matrix, Project Matrices, Normalized Device Coordinates, View Matrix