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SUMMARY:The Mathematics of Crime Hotspots
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Martin Short\, University of California, Los Angeles\n\nCriminologists have often observed that crimes tend to form "epidemic" like spatio-temporal patterns, whereby criminal events seem to spawn further events in nearby space-time regions. This often leads to the formation of crime hotspots, which are localized regions of intense criminal activity. …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2011-02-17-martin-short/
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