Improbable keeler

$e^{i\pi \ }$This user is a mathematician.

$E=\gamma mc^{2}$This user understands Physics at an advanced level.

This user is interested in economics.

This user is interested in Economic History

enThis user is a native speaker of the English language.

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fr-2Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau intermédiaire en français.

es-1Este usuario puede contribuir con un nivel básico de español.

I have knowledge of applied mathematics at a research level, particular in applied probability and point processes in recent years. I studied physics (with a focus on solid state physics) and electronics, though my memory of such subjects is fleeting. I am probably stronger in the history of these subjects than the actual subjects.

I have an interest in word origins (or etymology) and history of languages. To varying degrees, I speak French and Spanish, and I'm now learning German. In recent years I've developed an interest for economics and finance.

I have seen way too many films in my life.

Articles created:

• Nearest neighbour function
• Spherical contact distribution function
• Point process notation
• Point process operation
• Factorial moment measure
• Moment measure

Articles (heavily or completely) re-written:

• Campbell's theorem (probability)
• Poisson point process
• Stochastic process

Articles to be worked on:

• Cox process
• Point process
• Determinantal point processes
• Stochastic geometry
• Gaussian random field