JESSICA JONES, SEGUNDA TEMPORADA

Statement : Jessica

A 3–manifold is often described combinatorially, for example by a knot diagram, or by gluing a collection of polyhedra, or by attaching handles to a given manifold. Figure 1 shows a few examples. Just over a decade ago, Perelman posted the outlines of a proof of the Geometrization Theorem on the ArXiv [56, 57], and with his work and that of others it is now known that all 3–manifolds decompose ...

Jessica Hagelstein

In describing the evolution of statistical analysis in his book The Lady Tasting Tea, David Salsburg illuminates the ways in which the development of statistical analysis was shaped by the personal and political circumstances surrounding its pioneers. Each chapter focuses on the unique story of a particular statistical method and its discovery, providing the reader with a vivid sense of its tem...

Jessica J

Researchers have recently documented forest recovery and expansion in places previously dominated by net deforestation and contraction. The observations of forest recovery in Central America (Hecht et al. 2006; Klooster 2003; Southworth and Tucker 2001), the Caribbean (Grau et al. 2003; Rivera et al. 2000; Rudel et al. 2000), South America (Perz and Skole 2003; Rudel et al. 2002), and South Asi...

Jessica Lam

To Jessica

Blanck, J., 1997: Computability on topological spaces by eeective domain representations. Our aim in this thesis is to study a uniform method to introduce computability on large, usually uncountable, mathematical structures. The method we choose is domain representations using Scott{Ershov domains. Domain theory is a theory of approximations and incorporates a natural computability theory. This...