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Supersplit Supersymmetry and the 750 GeV Diphoton Excess

Well I caught the fever for the 750 GeV excess too. While ATLAS policies prevent me from submitting a paper to the arXiv about a preliminary result, I couldn't help but write up these thoughts on the excess in the context of Supersplit Supersymmetry. Note, they do not represent any …

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My favorite way to write numbers

Warning I need to fix some css problems with pelican-bootstrap3 and embeded notebooks.

You might want to view the notebook with nbviewer instead.


A nice way to represent integers: Recursive Prime Decompositon¶

Kyle Cranmer, March 2016

Recently I saw a geeky discussion about the pros and cons of different ways …

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Testing interactive blog post

Recently I've been learning more about docker and all the things it can do for us. My student Lukas Heinrich has been working on the Recast project and using docker heavily. In parallel, Tim Head and I have been talking a lot about projects like binder and everware, which let …

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Theorists Make Data Too

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Decomposing Classification For Mixture Models

So I recently learned about the ability to convert IPython notebooks into slides using nbconvert. Not sure how I overlooked that capability of nbconvert. There are some (somewhat out of date) references on Damián Avila's blog.

I'm pretty excited about the idea of using IPython notebooks as a more effective …

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Open Science Meetup

After a colloquium at Renaissance Technologies and sitting on Daniel Foreman-Mackey's thesis defense I gave a fun talk for the inagural NYC Open Science Meetup sponsored by authorea.

Our NYC #OpenScience meetup yesterday: @KyleCranmer showing how to detect Cosmic Rays on your smartphone pic.twitter.com/SA18UPTXvh

— Authorea (@authorea) April …
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