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Demographic Population Cycles in Infectious Salmon Anemia Models
Abdul-Aziz Yakubu
To help quantify possible infectious salmon anemia (ISA) disease control and mitigation strategies, in this paper, we introduce discrete-time mathematical models of ISA disease transmission dynamics in salmon fish farms and wild fisheries in close proximity. For these models, we compute the threshold parameter for ISA disease elimination or invasion.
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Model Selection for Optimal Prediction in Statistical Machine Learning
Ernest Fokoué
At the heart of this article is the theoretical result known as the no free lunch theorem, which reveals, both implicitly and explicitly, that the theoretical bounds studied extensively by experts do not help much when it comes to practically selecting the optimal predictive model. Optimal predictive modelling is both a science and an art, requiring both mathematical and statistical rigor along with practical computational common sense.
Surface Bundles in Topology, Algebraic Geometry, and Group Theory
Nick Salter and Bena Tshishiku
This article illustrates how the theory of surface bundles comes into close contact with a broad range of mathematical ideas. We focus on connections with three areas—algebraic topology, algebraic geometry, and geometric group theory—and see how the notion of a surface bundle provides a meeting ground for these fields to interact in beautiful and unexpected ways.
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- 2018-2019 Faculty Salaries Report
- 2020 Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics
- A Word from... Robin Wilson
- Analysis in Metric Spaces
- Combinatorial Adventures in Analysis, Algebra, and Topology
- Fostering Diversity in Top-Rated Pure Mathematics Graduate Programs
- Gift from Uhlenbeck Funds Karen EDGE Fellowship
- Institute for the Quantitative Study of Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity (QSIDE)
- James L. Solomon and the End of Segregation at the University of South Carolina
- Report on 2017-2018 Academic Recruitment, Hiring, and Attrition
- The Inverse Eigenvalue Problem of a Graph, Zero Forcing, and Related Parameters
Early Career, Graduates, Education
- 1. Math Under a Minute by Izzet Coskun
- 2. Communicating Mathematics Using Social Media by David Richeson
- 3. Using the arXiv by Greg Kuperberg
- 4. Where to Submit Your Paper by Chuck Weibel
- 5. Journal Refereeing: Merge with the Collective Mind by Ken Ono and Robert Schneider
- 6. Design and Construction of Mathematical Posters by Anya Michaelsen
- Reflections of a Mathematics Teacher Educator: Considerations for Mathematicians Who Teach Teachers
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