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Thermodynamic formalism for Quasi-Morphisms: Bounded Cohomology and Statistics
For a compact negatively curved space, we develop a notion of thermodynamic formalism and apply it to study the
space of quasi-morphisms of its fundamental group modulo boundedness. We prove that this space is Banach isomorphic
to the space of B...
Publication · April 08, 2025
The “Commitment Trap” Revisited: Experimental Evidence on Ambiguous Nuclear Threats
Abstract
In this paper, we provide an empirical test for the theoretical claim that ambiguous nuclear threats create a “commitment trap” for American leaders: when deterrence fails, supposedly they are more likely to order the use of nuclear we...
Publication · April 08, 2025
Disaster-Triggered Financing Mechanisms Must Provide More Relief for Myanmar
Publication · April 08, 2025
Compliance Is Taxing: A Field Experiment on Tax Abatement Information in the United States
In this paper we examine a major transparency initiative affecting tax abatements for state and local economic development in the United States that has been plagued by noncompliance. Unlike academic studies examining government compliance with tr...
Project · April 08, 2025
Rigidity of equilibrium states and unique quasi-ergodicity for horocyclic foliations
In this paper we prove that for topologically mixing metric Anosov flows their equilibrium states corresponding to H\"older potentials satisfy a strong rigidity property: they are determined only by their disintegrations on (strong) stable or unst...
Publication · April 07, 2025
The Great Courses Lecture Series
“Forgotten America: Rediscovering Events that Changed the Nation" is a lecture series with The Great Courses set for release on May 9, 2025, which is also coincidentally Dr. Gunter's birthday!
She researched, wrote, and filmed the series on even...
Project · April 07, 2025
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