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Transcript of my interview with Richard Hoshino | Mathophilia, or the Love of Math
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Mathophilia, or the Love of Math. A blog on the role of mathematics and mathematicians in our society. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Transcript of my interview with Richard Hoshino. May 8, 2014. I’m finally completing the transcriptions of the part of my interview series I did in the first 12 months of the blog, by posting the transcript of the very first interview I conducted, the one with Richard Hoshino. MP: Wow, that sounds fantastic. And this created a community of learners and...
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Mathophilia, or the Love of Math. A blog on the role of mathematics and mathematicians in our society. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Teaching math, storytelling and beehives – an interview with Benadette Manning. July 10, 2014. 8211; I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! As usual, a transcript for this interview will appear later this year in a separate post. Meanwhile, stay tuned for another interview with a very unusual (former) math olympian. May 29, 2014. In the interview we tal...
Hot spots, computers, and the academic life: an interview with Nilima Nigam | Mathophilia, or the Love of Math
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Mathophilia, or the Love of Math. A blog on the role of mathematics and mathematicians in our society. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Hot spots, computers, and the academic life: an interview with Nilima Nigam. January 3, 2013. I’m delighted to continue my interview series with someone who has been one of my greatest mentors, Nilima Nigam. I first met Nilima at McGill in 2004 when I took her Honours Numerical Analysis. In 2005 I took Nilima’s Partial Differential Equations. In 2008 N...
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Mathophilia, or the Love of Math. A blog on the role of mathematics and mathematicians in our society. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Teaching math, storytelling and beehives – an interview with Benadette Manning. July 10, 2014. 8211; I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! As usual, a transcript for this interview will appear later this year in a separate post. Meanwhile, stay tuned for another interview with a very unusual (former) math olympian. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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Mathophilia, or the Love of Math. A blog on the role of mathematics and mathematicians in our society. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Teaching math, storytelling and beehives – an interview with Benadette Manning. July 10, 2014. 8211; I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! As usual, a transcript for this interview will appear later this year in a separate post. Meanwhile, stay tuned for another interview with a very unusual (former) math olympian. May 29, 2014. In the interview we tal...
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TCS talk: High-rate locally-correctable and locally-testable codes with sub-polynomial query complexity | Mental Wilderness
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Holden Lee's Blog. July 21, 2015. TCS talk: High-rate locally-correctable and locally-testable codes with sub-polynomial query complexity. From a talk by Noga Ron-Zewi. Such a result was previously not known for any sub-linear query complexity. If time permits I will also discuss a very recent work that substantially improves the query complexity of LTCs to quasi-polylogarithmic function of the form $( log n) {O( log log n)}$. Joint work with Swastik Kopparty, Or Meir and Shubhangi Saraf. All content on ...
Fully Homomorphic Encryption | Mental Wilderness
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Holden Lee's Blog. July 21, 2015. I’m giving a talk today on fully homomorphic encryption at the student-run “Gems of theoretical computer science” seminar. Here are the notes. Laquo; TCS talk: High-rate locally-correctable and locally-testable codes with sub-polynomial query complexity. Media consumption, 7/19-25. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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Holden Lee's Blog. August 1, 2015. Media consumption, 7/26-8/1. Automation paradox*: 2-part series on automation. 170 Children of the magenta. 8211; How automation has changed airplane safety (no question it increases safety, but automation can lead to incompetence – pilots being too reliant). A world with self-driving cars. How would cities change? On the Bradbury building, a film icon in Los Angeles. 174 From the sea, freedom. 169 Freud’s couch. The Economics of Sleep. How to create suspense. It’...
Barron’s theorem: Neural networks evade the curse of dimensionality | Mental Wilderness
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Holden Lee's Blog. August 5, 2015. Barron’s theorem: Neural networks evade the curse of dimensionality. I’m presenting Barron’s Theorem in the Machine Learning reading group today. I will state and prove Barron’s Theorem, which shows that 1-layer neural networks can evade the curse of dimensionality. Barron’s Theorem bounds the error of the best neural net approximation to a function, in terms of the number of hidden nodes and the smoothness of the function, independently of the dimension. Seems no one k...
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Holden Lee's Blog. THIS SITE IS NO LONGER UPDATED. PLEASE SEE MY NOTES PAGE AT http:/ holdenlee.github.io/blog/notes.html. This page contains notes for seminars and talks. For more math notes (including the number theory textbook, class notes, math contest materials, etc.), see the notes page at my website. Most of the source code is available on github. If it’s not, email me.) To compile the source you’ll need the LaTeX template files. See the readme for instructions). Simons meetings (monthly) notes.
Media consumption, 8/2-8 | Mental Wilderness
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Holden Lee's Blog. August 8, 2015. Media consumption, 8/2-8. State of the Re:Union (“Telling the story of America, one community at a time.”) – only found this after it had ended… They’ve collected some of their favorite stories in travelogue:. Feeling of seeing stars as told by Neil Degrasse Tyson. Welcome to Night Vale. Is back from hiatus! Love Hurts – One Year Later. Strangers) (skip to 25 min in if it’s boring at the beginning) – the fear that one small mistake can ruin everything. 8220;So many teet...
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Algebraic number theory – index. May 5, 2015. This is a list of posts in the algebraic number theory series to date, oldest first. 1 A brief history of algebra. 2 Numbers – rational and irrational, real and imaginary. 4 Groups and rings. 5 Fields and Galois theory. 7 Rings of algebraic integers. 8 Rings and ideals. 9 Uniqueness of factorization. 10 Failure of unique factorization. 11 Why do we care about unique factorization? 12 More concepts from ring theory. 16 Roots of unity and cyclotomic fields.
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