Profile of Richard Eisenberg

Profile of Richard Eisenberg.

If Richard Eisenberg hadn’t accidentally spilled the flask containing a red, corrosive liquid one day in 1963, he might not have become the accomplished inorganic chemist he is today. Back then, as an undergraduate at Columbia University in New York City, he set about synthesizing an organometallic vanadium compound (1). However, to do that, he first had to make vanadium tetrachloride, a highly...

The 2010 John M . Eisenberg

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Bob Eisenberg Ionic Interactions Are Everywhere

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Remembering Richard [Obituary, Richard A.Newton]

Sensitivity analysis of the Eisenberg-Noe model of contagion

We use linear programming to provide a sensitivity analysis of Eisenberg and Noe’s one-period model of contagion via direct bilateral links. We provide a formula for the sensitivities of clearing payments and the terminal wealth of each node to initial wealth of each node.