Adventures in Ergodicity Economics and Nearby

"Adventures in Ergodicity Economics and Nearby" is a book about my research in ergodicity economics using the Ergodicity Library. The work focuses on:

1. Exploring the behavior of time averages across various stochastic processes and their ensembles

2. Applying these insights to model human and agent behavior under uncertainty

3. Addressing long-standing paradoxes in classical expected utility theory

4. Applying the toolkit of ergodicity economics beyond economics to other domains.

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While not attempting to provide definitive answers to all questions in the field, the book seeks to illuminate important areas for further research and demonstrate the potential of ergodicity economics in solving real-world problems.

 

The book aims to provide robust scientific results, but adopts a more exploratory tone than traditional academic texts, aiming to inspire curiosity and further investigation of the topic.

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The release date and additional details will be announced on the Ergodicity Library website. Subscribers to the library's newsletter will receive updates as they become available.

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I look forward to sharing this work with the scientific community and contributing to the ongoing development of ergodicity economics and related fields.