Random Match Probability
Random Match Probability — used in relation to DNA evidence, to calculate the frequency of a random sample match in a populationMore information
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NUMB3RS has opened the eyes of many people to the ways math and science can be used to solve crimes. This is a list of all the math and science concepts used in the series with links to on-line sources to find more information or articles written by mathematicians and scientists explaining the concepts used in episodes.
Random Match Probability — used in relation to DNA evidence, to calculate the frequency of a random sample match in a populationMore information
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Geometric Progression — a sequence of numbers where the quotient of two successive numbers is constantMore information
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Wavelet Analysis — A mathematical principle that cuts data into different frequency components then studies the components matched to its scaleMore information
Anti-Counterfeiting Measures — In this case, with US currencyMore information
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Guilloche Patterns — A pattern formed by two or more curved bands that interlace to create a circular design.More information
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The Beale Ciphers — Supposedly a treasure in gold was hidden and the location given to an innkeeper along with three coded letters. More information
The Golden Ratio — Also called the golden mean 1.61803 is a number considered aesthetically perfect in nature.More information
Cryptography — The conversion of information from it’s normal form to an incomprehensible formatMore information
Computer Encryption and Reimann — article from The Guardian describing the impact of solving the Riemann Hypothesis and computer encryption issues as a result (Sept 2004)More information
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Riemann’s Hypothesis — First formulated in 1859, this is another so far unsolved math conundrum dealing with the number of zeros in Riemann zeta function.More information
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