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\title[Generalized Ensembles History]{\textbf{Short History of 
Generalized Ensembles in Markov Chain Monte Carlo Simulations. 
% Strengths and Weaknesses.
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\author{Bernd A. Berg}

\institute[FSU]{Florida State University}

\date[Telluride 7/14/2008]{Telluride Workshop, July 14--18, 2008}
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\frame{   \frametitle{\r Overview} \b
\begin{enumerate} \b 
\item Metropolis Algorithm and Hastings' Extension
\item Umbrella Sampling
\item Multicanonical and Multimagnetical Simulations
\item New Horizons
% \item Simulated Tempering and Parallel Tempering
\item Replica Exchange Method and Expanded Ensembles
% \item Fine Tuning
\item Summary and Conclusions
\end{enumerate}
\bigskip

The talk will try to clear up some {\r confusion} about generalized
ensemble methods (Get to the bottom of {\r Charlie Brooks statement:} 
``It is all umbrella sampling.'') by presenting developments close to 
their {\r chronological order.} 
% Note that later papers are quite often unaware of their successors.
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% Subsequently, I will discuss strengths and weaknesses of generalized
% ensemble simulations.
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 \input GEhistory1.tex
 \input GEhistory2.tex

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