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- 2006-07 Report from the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute April 2008
- The Markov Chain Monte Carlo Revolution
- On the Mixing Time of the Diaconis–Gangolli Random Walk on Contingency Tables Over Z/Qz
- July 19–24, 2021 in Buenos Aires, Argentina Susan Friedlander
- This Paper on Riffles by Persi Diaconis
- Arxiv:1908.07718V4 [Math.PR] 12 Sep 2020
- Dynamical Bias in the Coin Toss∗
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- Deterministic and Probabilistic Approaches to Card Shuffling
- The Sample Size Required in Importance Sampling
- CARD SHUFFLING Contents 1. Introduction 1 2. the GSR-Shuffle 1 3. Exploring Different Notions of Randomness 7 4. Decks with Repe
- Arxiv:1911.02756V4 [Math.PR] 26 Mar 2021 We Will Mostly Focus on the Initial Condition X0 = (1, 0,..., 0) Where All of the Mass Is Concentrated on a Single Entry
- Graph Limits and Exchangeable Random Graphs
- The Cutoff Phenomenon in Finite Markov Chains
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- Large Networks and Graph Limits
- Statistical Problems in ESP Research Author(S): Persi Diaconis Source: Science, New Series, Vol