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The Varieties Of Indispensability Arguments, Marco Panza, Andrea Sereni 2015 Chapman University

The Varieties Of Indispensability Arguments, Marco Panza, Andrea Sereni

MPP Published Research

The indispensability argument (IA) comes in many different versions that all reduce to a general valid schema. Providing a sound IA amounts to providing a full interpretation of the schema according to which all its premises are true. Hence, arguing whether IA is sound results in wondering whether the schema admits such an interpretation. We discuss in full details all the parameters on which the specification of the general schema may depend. In doing this, we consider how different versions of IA can be obtained, also through different specifications of the notion of indispensability. We then distinguish between schematic and …


Two-Dimensional 1-Meixner Random Vectors And Their Semi-Quantum Operators, Gabriela Popa, Aurel I Stan 2015 Louisiana State University

Two-Dimensional 1-Meixner Random Vectors And Their Semi-Quantum Operators, Gabriela Popa, Aurel I Stan

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


A Poisson Shot-Noise Process Of Pulses And Its Scaling Limits, Mine Çaglar 2015 Louisiana State University

A Poisson Shot-Noise Process Of Pulses And Its Scaling Limits, Mine Çaglar

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

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Solving A Class Of Linear Skorokhod Stochastic Differential Equations, Karl-Heinz Fichtner, Steffen Klaere, Volkmar Liebscher 2015 Louisiana State University

Solving A Class Of Linear Skorokhod Stochastic Differential Equations, Karl-Heinz Fichtner, Steffen Klaere, Volkmar Liebscher

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Large Deviations For Stochastic Tidal Dynamics Equation, Murugan Suvinthra, Sivaguru S Sritharan, Krishnan Balachandran 2015 Louisiana State University

Large Deviations For Stochastic Tidal Dynamics Equation, Murugan Suvinthra, Sivaguru S Sritharan, Krishnan Balachandran

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


On The Lévy-Khinchin Decomposition Of Generating Functionals, Uwe Franz, Malte Gerhold, Andreas Thom 2015 Louisiana State University

On The Lévy-Khinchin Decomposition Of Generating Functionals, Uwe Franz, Malte Gerhold, Andreas Thom

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


White Noise Analysis For The Canonical Lévy Process, Rolando D Navarro Jr., Frederi G Viens 2015 Louisiana State University

White Noise Analysis For The Canonical Lévy Process, Rolando D Navarro Jr., Frederi G Viens

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Krylov-Veretennikov Formula For Functionals From The Stopped Wiener Process, Georgii V Riabov 2015 Louisiana State University

Krylov-Veretennikov Formula For Functionals From The Stopped Wiener Process, Georgii V Riabov

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Doob's Decomposition Theorem For Near-Submartingales, Hui-Hsiung Kuo, Kimiaki Saitô 2015 Louisiana State University

Doob's Decomposition Theorem For Near-Submartingales, Hui-Hsiung Kuo, Kimiaki Saitô

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


In Honor And Memory Of Professor Lajos Takács, Aliakbar M. Haghighi, Sri G. Mohanty 2015 Prairie View A&M University

In Honor And Memory Of Professor Lajos Takács, Aliakbar M. Haghighi, Sri G. Mohanty

Applications and Applied Mathematics: An International Journal (AAM)

This issue of AAM is dedicated to honoring and remembering Professor Lajos Takács. While wrapping up the manuscript of my book (co-authored by Dr. Dimitar Mishev): Delayed and Network Queues, I went back to celebrate his 1962 book, Introduction to the Theory of Queues, where he gives an example illustrating a waiting time paradox, where the waiting time of a passenger waiting for a bus at a bus stop is infinite, while, in reality, he will wait a finite unit of time before a bus arrive. I sent Professor Takács an e-mail on December 4, 2015, inquiring if he had …


Manzanar Murakami As Radical Mathematician, Logan Bishop-Van Horn 2015 Clark University

Manzanar Murakami As Radical Mathematician, Logan Bishop-Van Horn

Scholarly Undergraduate Research Journal at Clark (SURJ)

In Karen Tei Yamashita’s Tropic of Orange, characters attempt to make meaning of the many complex structures in which they are situated. In his unique meaning-making process, Manzanar Murakami, a homeless Sansei, “conducts” the Los Angeles traffic with a silver baton from atop a highway overpass. In conducting his music, Murakami per- forms complex mathematics, finding meaning in connection by mapping the rhythmic flow of humans, machines, and goods. Through his baton, to the sounds of a beautiful orchestra, he translates precisely the relationships he sees before him. Murakami’s music and Yamashita’s fantastic images constitute a “mathematical realism,” a lens …


Some Quantum Dynamical Semi-Groups With Quantum Stochastic Dilation, Lingaraj Sahu, Preetinder Singh 2015 Louisiana State University

Some Quantum Dynamical Semi-Groups With Quantum Stochastic Dilation, Lingaraj Sahu, Preetinder Singh

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Stochastic Dynamics Of Determinantal Processes By Integration By Parts, Laurent Decreusefond, Ian Flint, Nicolas Privault, Giovanni Luca Torrisi 2015 Louisiana State University

Stochastic Dynamics Of Determinantal Processes By Integration By Parts, Laurent Decreusefond, Ian Flint, Nicolas Privault, Giovanni Luca Torrisi

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


On The Regularity Of One Parameter Transformation Groups In Barreled Locally Convex Topological Vector Spaces, Maximilian Bock 2015 Louisiana State University

On The Regularity Of One Parameter Transformation Groups In Barreled Locally Convex Topological Vector Spaces, Maximilian Bock

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Hidden Markov Change Point Estimation, Robert J Elliott, Sebastian Elliott 2015 Louisiana State University

Hidden Markov Change Point Estimation, Robert J Elliott, Sebastian Elliott

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Theoretical And Numerical Analysis Of An Optimal Execution Problem With Uncertain Market Impact, Kensuke Ishitani, Takashi Kato 2015 Louisiana State University

Theoretical And Numerical Analysis Of An Optimal Execution Problem With Uncertain Market Impact, Kensuke Ishitani, Takashi Kato

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Revisiting A Theorem Of L. A. Shepp On Optimal Stopping, Philip A Ernst, Larry A Shepp 2015 Louisiana State University

Revisiting A Theorem Of L. A. Shepp On Optimal Stopping, Philip A Ernst, Larry A Shepp

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Some New Connections Between Brownian Bridges And Brownian Motions, Estate V Khmaladze 2015 Louisiana State University

Some New Connections Between Brownian Bridges And Brownian Motions, Estate V Khmaladze

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Singular Equations Driven By An Additive Noise And Applications, Nicolas Marie 2015 Louisiana State University

Singular Equations Driven By An Additive Noise And Applications, Nicolas Marie

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Geometric Constructions From An Algebraic Perspective, Betzabe Bojorquez 2015 California State University-San Bernardino

Geometric Constructions From An Algebraic Perspective, Betzabe Bojorquez

Electronic Theses, Projects, and Dissertations

Many topics that mathematicians study at times seem so unrelated such as Geometry and Abstract Algebra. These two branches of math would seem unrelated at first glance. I will try to bridge Geometry and Abstract Algebra just a bit with the following topics. We can be sure that after we construct our basic parallel and perpendicular lines, bisected angles, regular polygons, and other basic geometric figures, we are actually constructing what in geometry is simply stated and accepted, because it will be proven using abstract algebra. Also we will look at many classic problems in Geometry that are not possible …


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