UC Berkeley Department of Mathematics

Name:	David H. Blackwell
Position:	Professor Emeritus
E-mail:
Phone:	+1 (510) 642-6446
Office:	309 Evans Hall
Research:	Set theory, Recursive functions, Measure theory, Stochastic processes, Game theory, Information theory, Linear programming
Personal Homepage:	http://stat-www.berkeley.edu/users/davidbl/

Selected publications. (Full BibServer listing):

Blackwell, David (2002). The prediction of sequences. Internat. J. Game Theory 31 No.2, 245-251 (2003). Special anniversary issue. [MR] [GS?]
Blackwell, David (2001). Large excesses for finite-state Markov chains. In System and Bayesian reliability Ser. Qual. Reliab. Eng. Stat. 5 35-39 World Sci. Publ., River Edge, NJ. [MR] [GS?]
Blackwell, David (2000). The square-root game. In Game theory, optimal stopping, probability and statistics IMS Lecture Notes Monogr. Ser. 35 35-37 Inst. Math. Statist. Beachwood, OH. [MR] [GS?]
Blackwell, D. (1997). Large deviations for martingales. In Festschrift for Lucien Le Cam 89-91 Springer New York. [MR] [GS?]
Blackwell, David and Diaconis, Persi (1996). A non-measurable tail set. In Statistics, probability and game theory IMS Lecture Notes Monogr. Ser. 30 1-5 Inst. Math. Statist. Hayward, CA. [MR] [GS?]