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COURSES FALL 2008: Math 180,  Math 504
For Math 180, here is our schedule for the semester and a  link to a problem derived from
an interesting case, Smith v. Rapid Transit, Inc. 

Also, for Math 180 students, here are links to some notes on Bayes' Theorem prepared
for some earlier courses:
    1) An overview prepared in 2004 for a course in ststistics for lawyers, and
    2) The "jewel theft"case.
  Moral Hazard is better explained in the Wikipedia article on that subject, but you can access it here. (You might be interested in the Lawrence Summers article referenced there in the light of what has recently happened on Wall Street!)

(Click on the appropriate link for course information)
 

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    Department of Mathematics
    209 South 33rd Street 
    Philadelphia, PA 19104-6395
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    Office Telephone: 215-898-8460

    Math Department Telephone (messages): 215-898-8178
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Research Specialties:

Algebraic Deformation Theory, Structure of Algebras, Quantum Groups, Statistics for Law.