Equivalent Retaliation Protocol — or "tit for tat" — an aspect of game theory developed by Anton Rapoport in the 1980’s. It’s a strategy for cooperative behavior in which an individual, at each stage, plays the action last played by another against it.More information
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Quipu — a system of wool cords tied in knots developed by the Inca. The cords acted as an accounting system and form of writingMore information
Misznay-Schardin Effect — a phenomenon that recognizes fragments can be thrown from the face of an explosive charge in a predictable pattern. The effect was discovered by an ellusive Colonel Misznay during World War II.More information
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Coherent State — a wave-like quantum state which distributes its quantum mechanical uncertainty evenlyMore information
Strange Loop Theory — a self reference which can affect the original item or even create a paradoxMore information
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Squawk Code — To transmit an assigned code via a transponder; for aircraft this code is used for identification on radar.More information
Deconvolution Algorithm — An algorithm-based method for eliminating noise and improving the resolution of digital data.More information
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Heterogeneous Poisson Process — provides a framework to include covariates into the analysis through an intensity function
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