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Mathematics

Linear algebra, real and complex analysis, topology, differential geometry, probability, combinatorics, and number theory.

18courses·132standalone talks·428total lectures

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All Mathematics428 Calculus & Analysis164 Linear Algebra107 Topology & Geometry59 Category Theory, Topos Theory & Set Foundations56 Probability & Information Theory39 Combinatorics & Graph Theory34 Control & Dynamical Systems31 Convex Optimization21 Formal Methods & Type Theory20 Number Theory & Abstract Algebra18 Statistical Learning & Causality7 Algorithmic Information & Coding Theory5 Cryptography4 Computational Complexity3

Probability & Information Theory— Probability distributions, limit theorems, stochastic processes, Markov chains, martingales, and Shannon entropy.

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All Probability & Information Theory Probability & Limit Theorems23 Information Theory & Coding10 Stochastic Processes & Markov Chains3 Conditional Probability4 Huffman Coding2

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The unreasonable effectiveness of the convexity assumption in high dimensions

The unreasonable effectiveness of the convexity assumption in high dimensions

Mathematics·Research Seminar·Convex Optimization · Bo'az Klartag · UC Berkeley

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52:23

The Mathematics of Crime: Predictive Policing and Gang Activity

The Mathematics of Crime: Predictive Policing and Gang Activity

Mathematics·Public Colloquium·Combinatorics & Graph Theory · Andrea L. Bertozzi · UCLA

Andrea L. Bertozzi

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1:12:49

Gambler's Ruin and Random Variables

Gambler's Ruin and Random Variables

STAT 110 · Probability · Lec 7·Stochastic Processes & Markov Chains · Joe Blitzstein · Harvard University

Harvard University

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51:45

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