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22 Jan 2015: 7. Three people each have a set of beliefs: a consistent deductively closed set.

7 Feb 2015: 3Misleadingly people often use the expression “transitive closure of R” to mean the tran-sitive reflexive closure of R. ... iI Bi is deductively closed and con-. sistent. What about the set of all propositions p such that p is believedby a majority

8 Jan 2015: INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICALMODELLING IN R. P.M.E.Altham, Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge. January 7, 2015. Contents. 1 Getting started: books and 2 tiny examples 5. 2 Ways of reading in data, tables, text, matrices. Linear

9 Feb 2015: 9. A random sample of 59 people from the planet Krypton yielded the results below.

22 Sep 2015: I could not believe that the wise andgifted people who wrote textbooks could possibly make mistakes.

10 Mar 2015: Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical StatisticsUniversity of Cambridge. CODES AND CRYPTOGRAPHY. The Enigma Cryptography Machine. Notes Lent 2015T. K. Carne. t.k.carne@dpmms.cam.ac.uk. Last revised: 10 March, 2015. c Copyright. Not for

29 Nov 2015: course I will sketch a demonstration of how asimple looking problem may have associated costs that are beyond most people’snightmares.

7 Oct 2015: Notes On Hyperbolic and Automatic Groups. Michael Batty, after Panagiotis Papasoglu. October 21, 2003. Contents. 1 Introduction 3. 2 Hyperbolic Metric Spaces 42.1 Quasi-Isometries. 42.2 Geodesic Metric Spaces. 42.3 Slim and Thin Triangles. 52.4