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  1. Optimizing Against the Field: A Bracket Pool Strategy Using Team Seeds, Part 1

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    This year’s NCAA basketball tournament has just ended, which means a lot of people are currently cursing their bracket picks.

  2. Mean Residual Life for the Weibull Distribution

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    A few years ago I answered a question on Cross Validated about the existence of a closed form for the mean residual life of the Weibull distribution, a popular distribution in reliability analysis.

  3. An Interview Question about Car Replacements

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    Recently I came across the following on a site that provides questions on probability and statistics for tech interviews.

  4. Two Fallacious Induction Arguments

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    In this post I’m going to discuss two “proofs” by induction.

  5. Some Corrections to My Paper “A Combinatorial View of Sums of Powers”

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    A few months ago Mathematics Magazine published a paper of mine, “A Combinatorial View of Sums of Powers.”

  6. A Connection Between the Riemann Zeta Function and the Power Sum

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    The Riemann zeta function can be expressed as , for complex numbers s whose real part is greater than 1.

  7. Intuition for the Dual in Linear Programming

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    One of the most important theoretical results in linear programming is that every LP has a corresponding dual program.

  8. The Sum of Cubes is the Square of the Sum

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    It’s fairly well-known, to those who know it, that .

  9. Happy Birthday, Benoit Mandelbrot

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    Today’s Google doodle honors mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot.

  10. No Integer Solutions to a Mordell Equation

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    Equations of the form are called Mordell equations.