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Relative slow entropy
Adam Lott
In 1997, Katok--Thouvenot and Ferenczi independently introduced a notion of ``slow entropy'' as a way to quantitatively compare measure-preserving systems with zero entropy. We dev…
Zero entropy actions of amenable groups are not dominant
Adam Lott
A probability measure preserving action of a discrete amenable group is said to be dominant if it is isomorphic to a generic extension of itself. Recently, it was shown that fo…
On Near Perfect Numbers
Peter Cohen, Katherine Cordwell, Alyssa Epstein +3
The study of perfect numbers (numbers which equal the sum of their proper divisors) goes back to antiquity, and is responsible for some of the oldest and most popular conjectures i…
The Inverse Gamma Distribution and Benford's Law
Rebecca F. Durst, Chi Huynh, Adam Lott +4
According to Benford's Law, many data sets have a bias towards lower leading digits (about are 's). The applications of Benford's Law vary: from detecting tax, voter and…
Optimal point sets determining few distinct triangles
Alyssa Epstein, Adam Lott, Steven J. Miller +1
We generalize work of Erdos and Fishburn to study the structure of finite point sets that determine few distinct triangles. Specifically, we ask for a given , what is the maximu…
When almost all sets are difference dominated in
Anand Hemmady, Adam Lott, Steven J. Miller
We investigate the behavior of the sum and difference sets of chosen independently and randomly according to a binomial parameter …
Tiling sets and spectral sets over finite fields
C. Aten, B. Ayachi, E. Bau +14
We study tiling and spectral sets in vector spaces over prime fields. The classical Fuglede conjecture in locally compact abelian groups says that a set is spectral if and only if…