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Abstract:
The random algebraic method is a means of constructing examples in extremal combinatorics with some of the best properties of both algebraic constructions and probabilistic ones. This method has seen a broad array of applications in recent years, some of which we will discuss in this talk.
This is a seminar of the Combinatorial Mathematics Society of Australasia.
To attend email cmsa-webinar@monash.edu with the subject 'subscribe' to receive zoom details. [You only need to subscribe once, not for future talks.]
Speaker
David Conlon
Research Area
Combinatorics Seminar
Affiliation
Caltech
Date
Tue, 22/09/2020 - 5:00pm
Venue
Zoom meeting (see below)