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12 December 2019

Co-Authors Oleg Lekmanov, Mikhail Sverdlov and Ilya Simanovsky Win First Place in Big Book Award

Big Book, one of Russia’s most prestigious literary prizes, has been awarded in Moscow, and the biographical book Venedikt Yerofeev: a Stranger has taken the first prize. The book was co-authored by Oleg Lekmanov (Professor in the HSE Faculty of Humanities), Mikhail Sverdlov (Associate Professor in the HSE School of Literary History and Theory) and Ilya Simanovsky.

11 December 2019

The Old Man and the Mortgage: On Fictional Characters' Financial Behaviour

Alexandre Dumas reveals some causes of economic crises, Ernest Hemingway explores financial decision-making, and Fyodor Dostoevsky offers his reader a glimpse into the minds of stock market players. IQ.HSE continues to read fiction from an economists' perspective: HSE Assistant Professor Henry Penikas takes a fresh look at some literary classics.

9 December 2019

HSE University Develops Science, Technology and Innovation Forecast for South Africa

On December 4, a forum on developments in science, technology and innovation (STI) was held in Pretoria, South Africa. There, a 10-year development plan was presented, based on an S&T forecast commissioned by the South African government and developed by the HSE Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge.

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On the second number of Plutarch

Lando S., Kazaryan M., Habsieger L. American Mathematical Monthly. 1998. Vol. 105. No. 5.

Added: May 19, 2010

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The Diameter of Chess Grows Exponentially

Shitov Y. American Mathematical Monthly. 2016. Vol. 123. No. 1. P. 71-77.

We present an infinite sequence of pairs (An, Bn) of chess positions on an n × n board such that (1) there is a legal sequence of chess moves leading from An to Bn and (2) any legal sequence leading from An to Bn contains at least exp(n + o(n)) moves.

Added: Feb 23, 2016

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The evolution of algebra 1800—1870.

Rudakov A. N., Bashmakova I. American Mathematical Monthly. 1995. Vol. 102. No. 3. P. 266-270.

Added: Jun 22, 2010