Brownian Motion: Historical Background and Mathematical Construction

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Explores the construction of the Fischer-Greiss monster group, emphasizing its key properties and the process involved.

Covers the theory of Brownian motion, diffusion, and random walks, with a focus on Einstein's theory for one-dimensional motion.

Introduces multilinear forms in linear algebra, emphasizing clarity and logic in presentation.

Covers the concept of integer cones and Carathéodory's theorem with illustrative examples.

Explores Brownian motion, Langevin equations, and stochastic processes in physics.

Explores Levy Flights and Brownian Motion, focusing on probability distributions and divergences in lag time.

Covers linear operators and bounded domains, focusing on the existence of such operators in domains with bounded boundaries.

Covers the white noise form of the Langevin equation and its applications.

Covers cyclically monotone sets in optimal transport theory and their properties.

Delves into the mathematical definition of a frieze motif and the concept of symmetry in architecture.