The following pages link to Neal Madras (Q223219):
Displaying 42 items.
- Convergence rates for a hierarchical Gibbs sampler (Q502894) (← links)
- Large deviations for permutations avoiding monotone patterns (Q504968) (← links)
- Quantitative bounds for Markov chain convergence: Wasserstein and total variation distances (Q637086) (← links)
- Trees, animals, and percolation on hyperbolic lattices (Q638362) (← links)
- The self-avoiding walk. (Q695691) (← links)
- Bounded affine permutations. II: Avoidance of decreasing patterns (Q825965) (← links)
- Stability of adversarial Markov chains, with an application to adaptive MCMC algorithms (Q894817) (← links)
- On the number of entangled clusters (Q967670) (← links)
- A process in a randomly fluctuating environment (Q1076439) (← links)
- Random walks with killing (Q1102040) (← links)
- End patterns of self-avoiding walks (Q1124216) (← links)
- Branching random walks on trees (Q1194597) (← links)
- Stability-like properties of population models (Q1202597) (← links)
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- Monte Carlo study of the \(\Theta\)-point for collapsing trees (Q1285186) (← links)
- A pattern theorem for lattice clusters (Q1306609) (← links)
- Oscillating random walk with a moving boundary (Q1343856) (← links)
- On the critical behavior of the contact process in deterministic inhomogeneous environments (Q1345595) (← links)
- The noisy voter model (Q1346142) (← links)
- Sharp phase boundaries for a lattice flux line model (Q1573798) (← links)
- Importance sampling for families of distributions (Q1578598) (← links)
- A rigorous bound on the critical exponent for the number of lattice trees, animals, and polygons. (Q1593196) (← links)
- Critical exponents, hyperscaling, and universal amplitude ratios for two- and three-dimensional self-avoiding walks. (Q1593281) (← links)
- Temperature-driven population abundance model for \textit{Culex pipiens} and \textit{Culex restuans} (Diptera: Culicidae) (Q1649427) (← links)
- Random-walk interpretations of classical iteration methods (Q1805214) (← links)
- Markov chain decomposition for convergence rate analysis (Q1872401) (← links)
- The pivot algorithm: a highly efficient Monte Carlo method for the self-avoiding walk. (Q1963611) (← links)
- Adsorption of lattice polymers with quenched topologies (Q2096917) (← links)
- Epidemic dynamics and adaptive vaccination strategy: renewal equation approach (Q2202059) (← links)
- Phase diagram of inhomogeneous percolation with a defect plane (Q2350096) (← links)
- Longest monotone subsequences and rare regions of pattern-avoiding permutations (Q2409846) (← links)
- Anisotropic self-avoiding walks (Q2737875) (← links)
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- Structure of random 312-avoiding permutations (Q2830242) (← links)
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- Location of the adsorption transition for lattice polymers (Q2965753) (← links)
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- The pivot algorithm and polygons: results on the FCC lattice (Q3200527) (← links)
- ALMOST UNKNOTTED EMBEDDINGS OF GRAPHS IN Z<sup>3</sup> AND HIGHER DIMENSIONAL ANALOGUES (Q3398320) (← links)
- Directed polymers on a disordered tree with a defect subtree (Q4639618) (← links)
- On the swapping algorithm (Q4798182) (← links)
- Examining HIV progression mechanisms via mathematical approaches (Q5040151) (← links)
