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Month: December 2016

16th December – Alex: Quantum algebras and polynomial identity (PI) degrees

By | 13 December 2016

Quantum algebras arose in the 1980’s as deformations of the algebra of functions over certain groups and were motivated by problems in mathematical physics. Under … Read more

09 December – Laurence: Objective Bayesian Analysis for Change Point Problems

By | 06 December 2016

Change point problems appear in various contexts, for instance, in hydrology, finance and ecology. Objective Bayes aims to construct prior distributions in conditions where the … Read more

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