Richard G. Palmer

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Richard G. Palmer

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According to Wikipedia, Richard G. Palmer is a British theoretical physicist. Palmer received from the University of Cambridge in 1970 his B.A. in theoretical physics and in 1973 his PhD in condensed matter theory with thesis advisor P. W. Anderson and thesis Theory of nuclear matter in neutron stars. In 1971–1973 he was supported by a Lord Kelvin Research Fellowship. He was in 1973–1975 an instructor and in 1975–1977 a lecturer at Princeton University. He was in 1977–1983 an assistant professor, in 1983–1991 an associate professor, and from 1991 to the present a full professor of physics at Duke University. At Duke, he was also in 1992–1995 a professor of experimental psychology, in 1999–2002 a professor of psychology and brain sciences, and in 1993–1999 a professor of computer science. He was a member of the external faculty of the Santa Fe Institute in 1989–2003.

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Richard G. Palmer's Published Works

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Introduction to the theory of neural computation (1994) (8287)
Models of hierarchically constrained dynamics for glassy relaxation (1984) (1125)
Asset Pricing Under Endogenous Expectations in an Artificial Stock Market (1996) (1108)
Solution of 'Solvable model of a spin glass' (1977) (978)
Time series properties of an artificial stock market (1999) (767)
Artificial economic life: a simple model of a stockmarket (1994) (489)
‘Unlearning’ has a stabilizing effect in collective memories (1983) (410)
Relaxation in complex systems (1987) (261)
Exact solution of the mean spherical model for charged hard spheres in a uniform neutralizing background (1973) (138)
Characterizing effective trading strategies: Insights from a computerized double auction tournament (1994) (100)
The replica method and solvable spin glass model (1979) (95)
The process of recurrent choice. (1993) (86)
Internal field distributions in model spin glasses (1979) (68)
, Introduction to the Theory of Neural Computation 1 (2007) (62)
Interval timing as an emergent learning property. (2003) (60)
Mean exit times over fluctuating barriers (1989) (54)
Behavior of Trading Automata in a Computerized Double Auction Market (2018) (35)
Models of Extinction: A Review (1999) (30)
Magnetic properties of a model spin glass and the failure of linear response theory (1981) (29)
The thermodynamic limit and the replica method for short-range random systems (1982) (27)
Ground States for Large Samples of Two-Dimensional Ising Spin Glasses (1999) (27)
An artificial stock market (1999) (22)
Solidification Pressure of Nuclear and Neutron Star Matter (1971) (20)
Corresponding-states approach to nuclear and neutron-star matter (1974) (14)
A Qualitative Study of Wakefields for Very Short Bunches (1987) (12)
Error Estimation in the Histogram Monte Carlo Method (1998) (11)
Parallels and Contrasts between Glass and Spin Glass (1986) (10)
Charged hard sphere results for the one‐component plasma (1980) (10)
Are neutron star cores pion condensates or quantum crystals (1973) (10)
A Double Auction Market for Computerized Traders ! (9)
Distribution of frustrated plaquettes in the random bond square lattice (1980) (9)
Ground state properties of a spin glass model (1982) (9)
Low-and high-dimension limits of a phase separation model (1985) (9)
Broken ergodicity in spin glasses (1983) (7)
High-temperature expansion for a diluted spin-glass model (1985) (5)
A Study of Several Methods for Analysis of Critical Assembly Heterogeneity (1973) (5)
Simulation of a toy model with constrained dynamics (1990) (4)
Models for Slow Relaxation in Glassy Systems (1989) (4)
Cumulative effects model: a response to Williams (1994) (1994) (4)
Heterogeneity effects in ZPPR Assembly 2: a plutonium-fueled demonstration fast reactor study (1973) (4)
Positively charged isospin wave softening and proton lattice in neutron stars (1975) (4)
Finiteness Results for Sigmoidal "Neural" Networks (1993) (4)
Multi-Layer Networks (2018) (4)
Textures of 3He-A in a Sphere: Topological Theory of Boundary Effects and a New Defect (1977) (3)
EXTENDED EQUIVALENCE BETWEEN HOMOGENEOUS AND HETEROGENEOUS RESONANCE INTEGRALS IN SLABS. (1969) (2)
Neutron star cores (1975) (2)
Neutronic design studies for an unattended, low power reactor (1986) (2)
SPATIALLY DEPENDENT BENCHMARK PARAMETERS IN THE INITIAL DEMONSTRATION PLANT CRITICAL ASSEMBLY. (1972) (2)
Rod and plate heterogeneity studies in ZPPR-2 (1974) (2)
Comment on “The third law of thermodynamics and the theory of spin glasses” by E.P. Wohlfarth (1977) (1)
A Learning Classiier Systems Bibliography (1)
An Exercises Supplement to the Introduction To The Theory Of Neural Computation (2004) (1)
Sodium-voiding studies in a plutonium-fueled fast assembly (ZPPR-2) of demonstration-reactor size, composition, and geometry (1974) (1)
A MULTIGROUP ANALYSIS OF THE CRITICALITIES OF THE ZPR-3 PLUTONIUM-FUELED ASSEMBLIES 48, 48B, 49, AND 50. (1968) (1)
SOME EFFECTS OF POWER FLATTENING AND LOW L-TO-D RATIO ON THE NEUTRONICS OF A LARGE FAST OXIDE REACTOR (1963) (0)
Subdomain Epoch % Improvement Subdomain Epoch % Improvement Substructure Generation in the 2-d Nite Element Mesh Shown in Fig. 2 Using Competitive Learning. Subdomain Epoch % Improvement Subdomain Epoch % Improvement (1993) (0)
Unsupervised Competitive Learning (2018) (0)
Disordered Systems: La Matière Mal Condensée . Ill-Condensed Matter. Papers of a summer school, Les Houches, France, July 1978. Roger Balian, Roger Maynard, and Gerard Toulouse, Eds. North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1979 (U.S. distributor, Elsevier, New York). xxvi, 610 pp., illus. $97.50. (1980) (0)
POSTANALYTICAL STUDY OF EIGHT ZPR-3 BENCHMARK CRITICALS USING ENDF/B DATA. (1970) (0)
Low power reactor for remote applications (1985) (0)
Use of tantalum and liquid lead in a fusion reactor blanket (1974) (0)
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Tests of approximate methods of calculating sodium voiding effects in large fast reactors (1973) (0)
The role of constraints in glassy relaxation (1988) (0)
ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY CRITICAL EXPERIMENT PROGRAM. (1969) (0)
CALCULATED SIZE EFFECTS FOR REACTIVITY SAMPLES IN ZPPR. (1971) (0)
Undergraduate News — from the DUS , Prof (2003) (0)
Applying Neural Networks to Resonance Search in High Energy Physics (1992) (0)
APPROACH-TO-CRITICAL BY MODAL ANALYSIS FOR PLUTONIUM-FUELED SYSTEMS. (1968) (0)
SEVEN CRITICAL CONFIGURATIONS OF THE ZPPR DEMONSTRATION REACTOR BENCHMARK PROGRAM. (1972) (0)
SODIUM VOID STUDIES AND RELATED HETEROGENEITY EFFECTS IN ZPPR-2, THE BENCHMARK DEMONSTRATION ASSEMBLY. (1972) (0)
Non-Equilibrium Models (2003) (0)
Unsupervised Hebbian Learning (2018) (0)
Extensions of the Hopfield Model (2018) (0)
The Hopfield Model (2018) (0)
The Xor Problem (1991) (0)
Solution of `Solvable model of a spin glass' (1987) (0)
A direct method of calculating the effecive delayed neutron fraction in a fast reactor (1961) (0)
Physics aspects of fast reactor safety test facility designs (1976) (0)
TESTING OF HETEROGENEITY METHODS USED IN FAST REACTOR CRITICAL ANALYSES BY COMPARISON WITH THEORETICAL (GEDANKEN) EXPERIMENTS. (1970) (0)
SENSITIVITY OF RESULTS TO CALCULATIONAL MODEL REPRESENTATIONS IN ENDF/B BENCHMARK TESTING. (1971) (0)
Formal Statistical Mechanics of Neural Networks (2018) (0)
APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRON SPECTRA IN THE DEMONSTRATION BENCHMARK. (1971) (0)
ANALYSIS OF GRAPHITE DENSITY REACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS IN ZPR-3, ASSEMBLY 53. (1969) (0)
Shielding optimization studies for a space reactor system (1981) (0)
Application of coupled reactor theory to explain reactivity slumping effects in heterogeneous LMFBRs (1981) (0)

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