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Paul Siegel

I am a data scientist building statistical / machine learning models with social media data at Brandwatch .

Formerly: I got a PhD in math at Penn State in operator algebras; my thesis involved applications of K-theory for operator algebras to geometry and topology. I spent 3 years as a postdoc at Columbia University.

I have a math blog , but I don't write for it nearly often enough.

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27 What were the dominant non-atomic theories of matter in the 19th century? Oct 29 '14
14 What is the story behind various uses of the word “spectrum”? Nov 18 '14
12 What examples led to the modern definition of a topological space? Oct 29 '14
11 Could the industrial revolution have happened in Hellenistic Alexandria? Nov 5 '14
9 Has any broad scientific consensus ever been based on corruption rather than evidence? Nov 6 '14
7 Gauss accused of witchcraft: apocryphal? Dec 3 '14
6 What was the motivation for the development of modern, intrinsic, differential geometry? Dec 3 '14
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