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Coding for Sunflowers - Theory Seminar

Offered By: Paul G. Allen School via YouTube

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Explore a theory seminar on "Coding for Sunflowers" presented by Anup Rao from the University of Washington. Delve into recent progress on the Erdos and Rado sunflower conjecture, focusing on the work of Alweiss, Lovett, Wu, and Zhang. Discover a simplified proof demonstrating that any family of k-sized sets containing O(p log(pk) log(p log(pk)))^k sets must contain a sunflower with p petals. Learn about the implications of this research for set theory and combinatorics. Originally recorded on October 8, 2019, this 58-minute lecture includes closed captions and is part of the Paul G. Allen School's theory seminar series.

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Theory Seminar: Coding for Sunflowers, Anup Rao (UW)


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Paul G. Allen School

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