…been studied in Information Theory, Decision Theory, Game Theory, Statistics, and Machine Learning. The learning protocol and the non-i.i.d. (or even adversarial) nature of observed data constitute a big departure…

…detected, the researchers transformed the data into sound waves. As the black holes circle each other faster and faster, the sound climbs in pitch, like a slide whistle. The…

…home website and can be found under the resources tab on the home page. Other updates include a pictorial history of the program’s alumni, dating back to its founding in…

…in each arm. This can be quite difficult because there are thermal effects and optical-mechanical interactions that occur as the power is increased, and some of these can produce instabilities…

1 ArXiv e-prints Aylott, B. and Farr, B. and Kalogera, V. and Mandel, I. and Raymond, V. and Rodriguez, C. and van der Sluys, M. and Vecchio, A. and Veitch,…

0 Astrophysical Applications of Gravitational Lensing 1 6867 yes…

Abstract: Ultraluminous X-ray sources (ULXs) are some of the most energetic stellar objects in the Universe. The nature of ULXs is still heavily debated; they have been interpreted as stellar-mass…

…aspects of the mission to discuss the achievements made during the first year, as well as identifying potential improvements and lessons learned to be implemented in the second year. Note…

…an online Gallery of the entrants in our competition. All the entries, the winners, and a photo-set from our public gallery showing, are all available at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/artofastro/sets/ c) “The Art…

…Sounding rocket diary of MIT’s first flight, Prof. Hale Bradt (1967) SAS-3 mission: essays and photos, Thomas Spisak (1979) Painting inspired by Voyager images of Jupiter, Elizabeth Olbert (1980) Prof.…