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Bruce Bukiet

Associate Professor of Mathematical Sciences and Associate Dean of the College of Science and Liberal Arts at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. My research areas are mathematical modeling, scientific computation to solve applied problems including those involving detonation phenomena, mathematical physiology and baseball. Prof. Bukiet's Baseball Page and More Baseball/Gambling info. by Prof. Bukiet and my homepage.

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Predicting The 2014 Baseball Postseason
The Probability Of Winning A Baseball Game - And A Post-Season Prediction
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