Bob Keener

Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, M.I.T., 1979.

Research Interests

Sequential Design and Analysis, Renewal Theory, Asymptotic Expansions, Industrial Design

Quadrature routines for ladder variables. Annals of Applied Probabability 4, 1994, 570-590. (abstract)
Limit theorems for random walks conditioned to stay positive. The Annals of Probability 20, 1992, 801-824. (abstract)
Asymptotic expansions in multivariate renewal theory. Stochastic Processes and Their Applications 34, 1990, 137-153. (abstract)
Asymptotic expansions in boundary crossing problems. With Michael Woodroofe. The Annals of Probability 15, 1987, 102-114. (abstract)
Distributions on partitions. With Edward Rothman and Norman Starr. The Annals of Statistics 15, 1987, 1466-1481. (abstract)
Multi-armed bandits with simple arms. Advances of Applied Mathematics 7, 1986, 199-204. (abstract)
Further contributions to the ``two-armed bandit'' problem. The Annals of Statistics 13, 1985, 418-422. (abstract)
Second order efficiency in the sequential design of experiments. The Annals of Statistics 12, 1984, 510-532. (abstract)
Tail Probability Approximations for U-Statistics. With John Robinson and Neville C. Weber. Statistics and Probability Letters 37, 1998, 59-65. (abstract)

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