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Introduction
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Sidneys early years
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Research topics
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First passage processes
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Traffic clustering
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Traffic jams outside of traffic
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Efficiency vs resilience
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Synchronization
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The greedy random walk
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The finite game
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Record temperature statistics
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How serious is it
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Identifying statistical streaks
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Competitive society
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Scaleinduced competition
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Hot hand paradox
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Hot hand in basketball
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Citation statistics
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Feeding networks
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Parking strategies
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Real world complexity
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Description:
Explore the fascinating intersection of statistics and everyday life in this 58-minute talk by Sidney Redner at the Santa Fe Institute. Discover how complex systems theory can illuminate mundane phenomena like parking strategies, elevator dynamics, and winning streaks in sports. Learn about first-passage processes, traffic clustering, and the "hot hand" paradox in basketball. Examine the impact of global warming on record-breaking temperatures and delve into citation statistics in scientific literature. Gain insights into how physicists use elegant toy models to derive mathematical descriptions of real-world situations, revealing hidden patterns and universal laws that govern our daily experiences.

Sidney Redner on Statistics and Everyday Life

Santa Fe Institute
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