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Author Archives: Janusz Meylahn

Can algorithms learn to price collusively?

This is a question I have been thinking about for the last two years. In this article, I will give…

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Janusz Meylahn November 25, 2022

Not all jet-lags are the same

Why you are jet-lagged longer when flying from New York to Amsterdam than the other way around.

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Janusz Meylahn July 8, 2021

Synchronization in the body-clock

The body-clock is a cluster of neurons connected to the eyes that dictates the rhythm of most bodily functions.

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Frank den Hollander, Janusz Meylahn July 10, 2020

Synchronization

ConclusionThe body-clock is a complex network of neurons that is difficult to model mathematically, due to its many intricacies. Above…

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Johan Dubbeldam, Janusz Meylahn January 2, 2019
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