E. T. Jaynes

Marshall Space Flight Center — United States

Physics and Astronomy · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Statistical Mechanics and Entropy(24), Quantum Mechanics and Applications(18), Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics(16), Philosophy and History of Science(11), Quantum Information and Cryptography(7)

Publications119 total

ISMAC: Marshall Space Flight Center’s In-Space Manufacturing Advancement Center
2025
Establishing An In-Space Joining Ecosystem at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center via Laser Beam Welding
2025· 1 cited
Hugh Everett marginal notes on page from E. T. Jaynes' "Information Theory and Statistical Mechanics"
UC Irvine·2011Open Access
E.T. Jaynes letter to Hugh Everett, 17-June-1957
UC Irvine·2011Open Access
Plausible reasoning
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003
Discrete prior probabilities: the entropy principle
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 35 cited
Queer uses for probability theory
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 1 cited
Physical measurements
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003
Elementary hypothesis testing
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 3 cited
Simple applications of decision theory
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003
Mathematical formalities and style
2003· 1 cited
Physics of ‘random experiments’
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 2 cited
The <i>A<sub>p</sub></i> distribution and rule of succession
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003
Orthodox methods: historical background
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003
Ignorance priors and transformation groups
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 1 cited
Elementary parameter estimation
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003
Principles and pathology of orthodox statistics
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 2 cited
Elementary sampling theory
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 2 cited
Sufficiency, ancillarity, and all that
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003
Introduction to communication theory
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2003· 16 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Matthew O’Donnell(2), James G. Miller(2), M. D. Crisp(2), C. R. Stroud(2), F.W. Cummings(1), Niels Bohr(1), Y. W. Lee(1), A.I. Akhiezer(1), S. V. Peletminskiǐ(1), Oscar Kempthorne(1), R. A. Smith(1), Nikolai Sergeevich krylov(1), R. T. Cox(1), D. K. C. MacDonald(1), W. Mückenheim(1), G. Ludwig(1), Christopher Dewdney(1), Peter Holland(1), A. Kyprianidis(1), J. P. Vigier(1)