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1885–1955Hermann Weyl
The Center is named in recognition of Hermann Weyl (1885–1955), a mathematician and theoretical physicist whose work connected geometry, symmetry, analysis, and quantum theory.
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When does a prediction market become a thermodynamic system?Partition functions, information work, susceptibility, and phase structure in markets for belief
For logarithmic market makers, cost is a partition function and market impact is susceptibility. For real exchanges, the analogy becomes a set of restrictions that data can reject.
Collective belief bifurcation
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