Welcome to IMS2 This is the website for Introduction to Modern Statistics, Second Edition by Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel and Johanna Hardin. Introduction to Modern Statistics, which we’ll refer to as IMS going forward, is a textbook from the OpenIntro project. The book will always be available for free here. It is also available in PDF (for free or for the amount you choose to contribute) on Leanpub and
Pythagoras was specifically known for accumulating the wisdom of diverse cultures—supposedly he met Thales, was initiated as Egyptian priest in Hermopolis, spent time in Babylon after being captured, and was initiated into every mystery cult he could. And as a boy on his home island of Samos, he would have been exposed to the building of the largest stone temple in Ancient Greece (to Hera) and the
Sun, 01 Oct 2023 The Irish logarithm The Wikipedia article on “Irish logarithm” presents this rather weird little algorithm, invented by Percy Ludgate. Suppose you want to multiply !!a!! and !!b!!, where both are single-digit numbers !!0≤a,b≤9!!. Normally you would just look it up on a multiplication table, but please bear with me for a bit. To use Ludgate's algorithm you need a different little t
John Baez This is a course based on Fong and Spivak's book Seven Sketches in Compositionality: An Invitation to Applied Category Theory, taught by John Baez and turned into nice webpages by Simon Burton. For more details, dive right in and check out Lecture 1. Chapter 1: Ordered Sets Lecture 1 - Introduction Lecture 2 - What is Applied Category Theory? Lecture 3 - Preorders Lecture 4 - Galois Conn
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スタンフォード大学の教授で数学者の時枝正（ときえだ・ただし）は、「おもちゃ」を使って数学や物理の定理を解き明かす。スープ皿や木のレール、大きなコインを手に、「ショー」とも呼べそうな講義をいかにも楽しげに始めるその姿に、聴衆は一瞬にして心を惹きつけられるという。 数学者には二つのタイプがいるという──。一つは、チョークを握り黒板に向かう、理論派タイプ。もう一つは、フェルトペンとホワイトボードを使う、どちらかというと応用数学系の人である。 その伝でいうと、時枝正は第三のタイプの数学者である。しかもこの第三のタイプは、世界広しといえども彼一人だけの可能性がある。 時枝は仕事道具をどれも煎餅の空箱から取り出すのだが、箱は「すべて同じブランドのもの」なのだそうだ。たとえばその中身は、見かけはそっくりなのに、転がるものと転がらないものがある二つの不思議な構造物。ひもや輪ゴム、クリップの扱い方は、まるで
About AsciiMath is an easy-to-write markup language for mathematics. Try it out in the interactive renderer: Getting Started In order to get started you have two options: Use MathJax to render your formulas. MathJax is a full fledged open source JavaScript display engine for mathematics and works in all browsers. This is the recommended approach! Get started by loading the default AsciiMath config
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