Basic Probability Theory, Paperback

Reducere. This introduction to more advanced courses in probability and real analysis emphasizes the probabilistic way of thinking, rather than measure-theor...

Reducere. DescriptionWritten by international award-winning probability expert Henk Tijms, Basic Probability: What Every Math Student Should Know presents th...

Stochastic processes are tools used widely by statisticians and researchers working in the mathematics of finance. This book for self-study provide...

Reducere. The Poisson process, a core object in modern probability, enjoys a richer theory than is sometimes appreciated. This volume develops the theory in ...

Reducere. DescriptionIn a world where we are constantly being asked to make decisions based on incomplete information, facility with basic probability is an ...

Reducere. Combining three books into a single volume, this text comprises Multicolor Problems, dealing with several of the classical map-coloring problems; P...

DescriptionIn this rigorous account the author studies both discrete-time and continuous-time chains. A distinguishing feature is an introduction t...

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Reducere. This text develops the theory of systems of stochastic differential equations, and it presents applications in probability, partial differential eq...

DescriptionStatistics lectures have been a source of much bewilderment and frustration for generations of students. This book attempts to remedy th...

Reducere. Knowing that the most exciting math is not taught in school, Professor Ian Stewart has spent years filling his cabinet with intriguing mathematical...

Reducere. Can we correctly predict the flip of a fair coin more than half the time -- or the decay of a single radioactive atom? Our intuition, based on a li...