The Experimental Mathematics of Voting (Videotaped Lecture)
By Doron Zeilberger
Delivered Nov. 3, 2016
Videotaped lecture:
Abstract:
As Condorcet, Arrow, and other people, have shown, there is no perfect voting system, but it is just as well, since voting raises interesting mathematical problems, many of them explorable with experimental mathematics.
[This lecture was delivered on Nov. 3, 2016, at the Rutgers University Experimental Mathematics seminar
organized by Nathan Fox and Doron Zeilberger.]
Added Nov. 20, 2016: Here is a short writeup
of the main results of the talk.
Acknowledgement: The video was filmed and uploaded to vimeo by Nathan Fox. It was uploaded to youtube by Edinah Gnang.
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