Ole Barndorff-Nielsen

Danish mathematician and statistician

Ole Barndorff-Nielsen - Scientists & Innovators born March 18th, 1935
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2022
3 years ago — 87 years old

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Scientists & Innovators

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Denmark

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A Danish mathematician and statistician primarily focused on the fields of statistics, probability theories, and mathematical modeling. Developed significant contributions to statistical theory, particularly in relation to the Barndorff-Nielsen distribution. Made advancements in asymptotic theory and the theory of maximum likelihood estimators. Participated in various academic communities, including international statistics organizations and conferences, contributing to the dissemination of statistical methodologies.

Developed the Barndorff-Nielsen distribution

Contributed to asymptotic theory in statistics

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