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Deterministic and Indeterministic Processes

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Deterministic and Indeterministic Processes
Deterministic and Indeterministic Processes, Probabilities and Chance SummaryIn this introductory class to Probability Theory, we will explore the connection between deterministic and indeterministic processes and their relationship with probabilities and chance. We will see how processes in nature are classified into two mutually exclusive species and how they are understood...

Discover the Sample Space of Probability Theory

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Discover the Sample Space of Probability Theory
Understanding the Sample Space in Probability Theory SummaryIn this lesson, we explore the concept of Probability Space, a mathematical structure consisting of a Sample Space, Sigma-Algebra, and Probability Measure. We examine the Sample Space in detail, understood as the collection of all possible states of a random process. Through practical...

What is a Sigma-Algebra? Definitions and Examples

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What is a Sigma-Algebra? Definitions and Examples
What is a Sigma-Algebra? Definition and Examples SummaryThis class discusses the importance of sigma-algebra in probability theory. Sigma-algebra is a structure that contains all measurable events in a sample space, enabling the definition of a probability measure. Practical examples, such as coin tosses and the lifespan of an electronic device,...

Numerical Sets: From Natural to Complex Numbers

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Numerical Sets: From Natural to Complex Numbers
A First Approach to Numerical Sets - ToposUranos.com A First Approach to Numerical Sets: From Naturals to Complex Summary:In this class, we will explore how natural numbers can be used as the basis for constructing other numerical sets to overcome certain operational limitations. We will start with the integers, which...

Operations with Natural Numbers and Order Relations

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Operations with Natural Numbers and Order Relations
Operations with Natural Numbers and Order Relations Summary: In this class, we will delve into natural numbers and their basic operations, starting with the origin and properties of addition, multiplication, and exponentiation, in relation to Peano's Axioms. We will examine key properties such as commutativity, associativity, distributivity, and rules for...

The Measure of Probability and Its Key Properties

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The Measure of Probability and Its Key Properties
Key Properties of Probability Measure SummaryIn this class, we present the basic definitions of probability theory, including probability measure and sigma-algebra. Additionally, we explore the notion of probability as a limit of relative frequencies, using the example of rolling a six-sided die. Through the relative frequency function, it is demonstrated...

Counting Techniques: Permutation, Variation, and Combination

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Counting Techniques: Permutation, Variation, and Combination
Counting Techniques: Permutation, Variation, and Combination AbstractIn the study of probabilities, counting techniques are fundamental tools for measuring the cardinality of the sample space and the event to be measured. In this context, the techniques of combination, variation, and permutation are the most used due to their ease of use...

The Stirling Formula

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The Stirling Formula
The Stirling Formula The Stirling formula is an essential tool for simplifying calculations with factorials of large numbers, offering a quick and practical approximation. This result is especially useful in areas such as thermodynamics, probability, and asymptotic analysis, where working with extremely large numbers is common. Understanding its derivation not...