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Apr 20'25
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Compute the number of derangements in [math]S_4[/math], by explicitely listing them, and then comment on the estimate of

[[math]] e=2.7182\ldots [[/math]]

that you obtain in this way.

Apr 20'25
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Show that the probability for a length [math]1[/math] needle to intersect, when thrown, a [math]1[/math]-spaced grid is [math]2/\pi[/math], and then comment on the estimate on

[[math]] \pi=3.1415\ldots [[/math]]

that you obtain in this way.

Apr 20'25
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Interpret the abstract PLT formula established above, namely

[[math]] \left(\left(1-\frac{t}{n}\right)\delta_0+\frac{t}{n}\delta_1\right)^{*n}\to p_t [[/math]]

as a Poisson Limit Theorem, with full probabilistic details.

Apr 20'25
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Find some formulae for the Bell numbers [math]B_k[/math], or rather for their generating series, or suitable transforms of that series, and the more the better.

Apr 20'25
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Show that the truncated characters of [math]S_N[/math], suitably moved over the diagonal, as to not overlap, become independent with [math]N\to\infty[/math].

Apr 20'25
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Find some alternative proofs for the fact, that we already know, that the truncated charcters for [math]A_N\subset O_N[/math] become Poisson, with [math]N\to\infty[/math].