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A Socratic dialogue Ehud Friedgut Weizmann Institute Joint work with Hiệp Hàn Yuri Person and Mathias Schacht Hello Im Socrates Im 2483 years old And I thought I was oldPleased to meet you Paul Erdos 100 years old. uchicagoedu Abstract In the Ramsey theory ofgraphs F G H means that for every way of coloring the edges of F red and blue F will contain either a red G or a blue H The problem ARROWING of deciding whether F G H lies in II coNPNP and it was shown t Giles Story. Philipp Schwartenbeck. Methods for . dummies 2012/13. With thanks to Guillaume . Flandin. . . Outline. Where are we up to?. Part 1. Hypothesis Testing. Multiple Comparisons . vs. Topological Inference. Threshold . Design of Secure. Physical . Unclonable. Functions. 1. Lang Lin, . 2. Dan Holcomb, . 1. Dilip Kumar . Krishnappa. , . 1. Prasad . Shabadi. , and . 1. Wayne Burleson. 1 . Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Archetype. THE HERO’S JOURNEY. One . of the most common and universal archetypes . Found . in ancient mythology, contemporary literature, and our own lives . Experienced . in three stages, each involving recognizable steps. Nicole Immorlica. Random Graphs. What is a . random . graph?. Erdos-Renyi Random Graphs. Specify . number of vertices n. edge probability p. For each pair of vertices i < j, . create edge (i,j) w/prob. p. Many slides in part 1 are corrupt and have lost images and/or text. Part 2 is fine. Unfortunately, the original is not available, so please refer to previous years’ slides for part 1.. Thanks, . PS. Giles Story. Philipp Schwartenbeck. Methods for . dummies 2012/13. With thanks to Guillaume . Flandin. . . Outline. Where are we up to?. Part 1. Hypothesis Testing. Multiple Comparisons . vs. Topological Inference. Many slides in part 1 are corrupt and have lost images and/or text. Part 2 is fine. Unfortunately, the original is not available, so please refer to previous years’ slides for part 1.. Thanks, . PS. Anthony Bonato. Ryerson University. East Coast Combinatorics Conference. co-author. talk. post-doc. Into the infinite. R. Infinite random geometric graphs. 111. 110. 101. 011. 100. 010. 001. 000. Some properties. Katya Scheinberg. Lehigh University. (mainly based on work with . A. . Bandeira. and L.N. . Vicente and also with A.R. Conn, . Ph.Toint. . and C. . Cartis. ). 08/20/2012. ISMP 2012. 08/20/2012. ISMP 2012. Noemi Derzsy. What is a Dominating Set?. Definition. : . a subset . S. of nodes of a network such that each node not in . S . is adjacent to at least one node from . S . (. NP-hard. problem. ). Why the interest in dominating sets?. Anthony Bonato. Ryerson University. CRM-ISM Colloquium. Université. Laval. Complex networks in the era of . Big Data. web graph, social networks, biological networks, internet networks. , …. Infinite random geometric graphs - Anthony Bonato. Northeastern University, Boston. May 2012. Chennai Network Optimization Workshop. Percolation Processes. 1. Outline. Branching processes. Idealized model of epidemic spread. Percolation theory. Epidemic spread in an infinite graph. a’ . be an element of A , then we write . and read it as ‘ a . belongs . to . A’ . or ‘ a is an element of . A’. If a is not an element of A then . SET BUILDER FORM.