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Papers
Here is a list of my papers which are published or of a publishable
quality. If you are interested, I have a separate page for less
polished papers. For more information on a given paper, or to
see it in the context of my research, click on the subject heading
under which it falls.
Ethics
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'Probing the Improbable:
methodological challenges for risks with low probabilities and
high stakes' (with Rafaela Hillerbrand and Anders Sandberg),
Journal of Risk Research 13(2):191–205, 2010.
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Beyond Action:
Applying consequentialism to decision making and motivation,
DPhil Thesis, University of Oxford, 2009. |
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'How to be a consequentialist
about everything', presented at ISUS X, (Berkley,
11–13 Sep 2008). |
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'The scourge: moral implications
of natural embryo loss', American Journal of Bioethics
8(7) 12–19, 2008. |
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'Response to open
per commentaries on "The scourge: moral implications of
natural embryo loss"', American Journal of Bioethics
8(7) W1–W3, 2008. |
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'The reversal
test: eliminating status quo bias in applied ethics' (with
Nick Bostrom), Ethics 116:656–679, 2006. |
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Consequentialism
and Decision Procedures, BPhil Thesis, University of
Oxford, 2005. |
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'Exploitation and peacekeeping: introducing
more sophisticated interactions to the iterated prisoner's dilemma'
(with Alan Blair), presented at the World Congress on Computational
Intelligence, (Honolulu, 12–17 May 2002). |
Hypercomputation
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'Using biased coins as oracles'
(with Tien Kieu), International Journal of Unconventional
Computing, 5:253–65, 2009. |
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'The many forms of hypercomputation',
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation 178:142–153,
2006. |
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'The diagonal method
and hypercomputation' (with Tien Kieu), British Journal
for the Philosophy of Science 56:147–156, 2005. |
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Hypercomputation:
computing more than the Turing machine, Honours Thesis,
University of Melbourne, 2002. |
Algorithmic Randomness
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