Ian Ball

Publishing 2011–2023

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Publications 3

  1. Bauer's Maximum Principle for Quasiconvex Functions
    arXiv 2023 118 reads
  2. Comment on Matsushima, Miyazaki, and Yagi (2010) "Role of Linking Mechanisms in Multitask Agency with Hidden Information"
    Ian Ball, Deniz Kattwinkel
    arXiv 2023 103 reads
  3. differences in student engagement: investigating the role of the dominant cognitive processes preferred by engineering and education students
    Ian Ball, Chris Perry
    international journal of hepatology 2011 207 reads

Possible papers by Ian Ball 3

Published under a similar spelling of the name. Beside each paper is the evidence that it may be the same person, strongest first; "Same name only" means there is nothing else to go on.

  1. Project management lessons learned from the multicentre CYCLE pilot randomized controlled trial.
    as Ian M Ball Trials 2019 Western University
    Same name only
  2. Single induction dose of etomidate versus other induction agents for endotracheal intubation in critically ill patients.
    as Ian M Ball The Cochrane database of systematic reviews 2015 Western University
    Same name only
  3. Marxan and Relatives: Software for Spatial Conservation Prioritization
    as Ian R. Ball Oxford University Press eBooks 2009
    Same name only

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