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Presented By: Math Undergraduate Seminar - Department of Mathematics

Probabilistic Methods: Proving Random Facts with Randomness

Luke Miga

Randomness is an unreasonably effective tool in combinatorics and algorithm design. We'll show how a probabilistic approach produces simple proofs of otherwise non-obvious results. For instance, one can find minimum cuts in a graph just by guessing at them.

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