Quite a few messages, please ¡­

Quite a few messages, please read:

• Exam: Seems to me that none of you have exams between Friday June 5th at noon and Wednesday 10th. This indicates an exam period of Friday June 5th to Tuesday June 9th (14:00 both days). For the record, "indicates" means you will have to check for a final announcement.

• Weeks 13+14: By request, the lectures during these two weeks, coinciding with the second pulse of ECON5210/9210, will be upheld, but moved in time. Suggestion: Friday March 27th and April 3rd postponed two hours until 12:15--14:00. I have booked the Frisch room. Q: OK?

• Extra material to avoid overlap with Maths 4: May I suggest extreme value theory? This is the theory of the distribution of extreme events. Feel free to suggest otherwise though.

• February 27th: Since March 27th and April 3rd are upheld, we do not have to use Feb 27th. I propose to use this Friday for an extra lecture covering this extra material, which will be on the curriculum only for those who have passed Math 4. It will then be lecture-free for those who have not (but feel free to show up) -- however, we can postpone / interchange dates if you prefer. Q: Is this OK?

• Term paper: Working on it -- need to avoid conflict with 5210/9210 which has a home exam during March. Suggested solution: Just give you more time.

• New documents uploaded: (This point supersedes my message from earlier today, which I'll delete.) (I) The solution note is now updated with Schweder #9. (II) The note on reducibles became longer than I thought and includes applications of previous theory, and might -- I hope -- be valuable by itself. (III) This latter note also includes a correction and a few other bits which were not thoroughly covered in the lecture. Feedback appreciated.