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- William G. Faris
- Complexity
- 1998
- William G. Faris
- 2000
This example indicates that there is more than one way to look at the role of pictures in proof. The weakest claim is that a picture can serve as an aid to inspire a proof. The mathematician… (More)
- William G. Faris
- 2012
and beautiful, is immensely appealing. The reviewer is tempted to summarize it in a
- William G. Faris
- 2004
- William G. Faris, Robert S. Maier
- Complex Systems
- 1987
Two players play against each oth er in a game with payoffs given by a random n by n matrix with mean zero. If one player adopts a un iform, purely random st rategy, th en his loss is limi ted by the… (More)
- William G. Faris, Woody J. Tsay
- SIAM Journal of Applied Mathematics
- 1994
- William G. Faris
- 2003
It Must Be Beautiful describes eleven great equations of modern science. (It is not claimed that these are the only great equations.) To qualify as great, the equation must summarize a key principle… (More)
- William G. Faris
- 2010
Abstract: This article is about the connection between enumerative combinatorics and equilibrium statistical mechanics. The combinatorics side concerns species of combinatorial structures and the… (More)
- William G. Faris
- 2004
The quantum anharmonic crystal is made of a large number of multi-dimensional anharmonic oscillators arranged in a periodic spatial lattice with a nearest neighbor coupling. If the coupling… (More)
- William G. Faris
- 2004