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William
Faris visited the Independent University of Moscow
as a Fulbright Lecturer during 1995-1996. Since then
he has returned to Moscow about twice each year. His
ongoing collaboration with Russian mathematicians
deals with how to do probability calculations with
an arbitrarily large number of interacting variables.
(Thus, for example, the gas molecules in a box could
move randomly, but with a force acting between each
pair of molecules.) He keeps a bicycle and cross-country
skis in Moscow, for use according to season.
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