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Towards the perfect prediction of soccer matches
Andreas Heuer, Oliver Rubner
We present a systematic approach to the prediction of soccer matches. First, we show that the information about chances for goals is by far more informative than about the actual r…
How does the past of a soccer match influence its future?
Andreas Heuer, Oliver Rubner
Scoring goals in a soccer match can be interpreted as a stochastic process. In the most simple description of a soccer match one assumes that scoring goals can be described by a co…
Properties of compatible solutes in aqueous solution
Jens Smiatek, Rakesh Kumar Harishchandra, Oliver Rubner +2
We have performed Molecular Dynamics simulations of ectoine, hydroxyectoine and urea in explicit solvent. Special attention has been spent on the local surrounding structure of wat…
From coupled elementary units to the complexity of the glass transition
C. Rehwald, O. Rubner, A. Heuer
Supercooled liquids display fascinating properties upon cooling such as the emergence of dynamic length scales. Different models strongly vary with respect to the choice of the ele…
Soccer: is scoring goals a predictable Poissonian process?
Andreas Heuer, Christian Mueller, Oliver Rubner
The non-scientific event of a soccer match is analysed on a strictly scientific level. The analysis is based on the recently introduced concept of a team fitness (Eur. Phys. J. B 6…
Fitness, chance, and myths: an objective view on soccer results
Andreas Heuer, Oliver Rubner
We analyze the time series of soccer matches in a model-free way using data for the German soccer league (Bundesliga). We argue that the goal difference is a better measure for the…