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A (round-robin) tournament consists of n teams playing all possible matches. A Tournament Rule takes as input the results of a tournament and (possibly randomly) selects a ranking of teams, with a…
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May 4th, 2023 Speaker
Sacheth Sathyanarayanan, GS Department
Computer Science
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Beginning in the early twentieth century, many queer people of color migrated to cities like NYC in search of community, and thus, the underground queer culture known as Ballroom was born. Performers…
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May 4th, 2023 Speaker
AJ Salcedo, UG '24 Department
Anthropology
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My research uses transcripts from the Dungeons & Dragons actual play Dimension 20 to examine the extent to which different players in a singular D&D game contribute to the telling of the…
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April 30th, 2023 Speaker
August Roberts, UG (2770101) Department
Humanities
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The Arbitrum blockchain protocol started as a Princeton University research project, and has grown into a robust community hosting hundred of applications and over 600,000 monthly users. Along the…
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March 8th, 2023 Speaker
Ed Felten Department
CITP Location
Comp Sci 105
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Open decentralized networking is a decades-old dream, the fabric enabling open, uncensored, global communication. Although this dream drove the design of the original Internet (web 1.0),…
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September 27th, 2022 Speaker
Pramod Viswanath Department
Center for Information Technology Policy Location
306 Sherrerd Hall
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With America divided as ever, people from state governments to households have asked themselves: "Why can’t we change their minds?" In FRS 193: Belief and Ideology, I researched why…
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April 27th, 2022 Speaker
Jeffery Chen Department
Psychology
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Algorithmic Mechanism Design studies the design of algorithms in settings where participants have their own incentives. For example, when executing an ad auction, the auctioneer/designer wants to…
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November 16th, 0021 Speaker
Matt Weinberg Department
Princeton University, Center for Information Technology Policy Location
Virtual
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Blockchains are a disruptive technology into domains where market barriers rather than technical limitations limit innovation, including healthcare, supply chain, finance, and e-commerce. Bitcoin,…
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Matheus Venturyne Xavier Ferreira, GS Department
Computer Science
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This talk will compare two recent advances in the understanding of election integrity. The Scytl/SwissPost e-voting solution was intended to provide complete verifiability for Swiss government…
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November 10th, 2020 Speaker
Vanessa Teague Department
Center for Information Technology Policy Location
Webinar
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The Turing Machine Test: module proof for equivalence
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November 15th, 2020 Speaker
Andrew Appel Department
COS Location
Princeton NJ
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COS510 preview - Software Verification
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September 16th, 2020 Speaker
Andrew Appel Department
COS Location
Princeton NJ
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Reasoning About Modular Programs: Part 3: More Representation Invariants
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August 16th, 2020 Speaker
David Walker Department
COS Location
Princeton NJ
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Reasoning About Modular Programs: Part 2: Proving Representation Invariants
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August 16th, 2020 Speaker
David Walker Department
COS Location
Princeton NJ
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