
Explore Euler's formula applications to Platonic solids, polyhedra, and higher dimensions. Learn about planar graphs and delve into advanced geometric concepts in algebraic topology.

Explores applications of Euler's formula in planar graphs, including complete and bipartite graphs, Five neighbours theorem, Six colouring theorem, and Pick's formula for computing areas of integral polygonal figures.

Explore Euler's famous formula relating vertices, edges, and faces of Platonic solids. Discover its historical context, proof, and significance in modern topology.

Explore the Graceful Tree Conjecture in graph theory, learning about vertex labeling, graceful graphs, and evidence supporting this famous mathematical problem.

Explores cycles, boundaries, and homology in algebraic topology, focusing on graph modifications and using commutative group theory to analyze formal combinations of geometric elements.

Explore covering spaces through wedge of circles, examining graphs with labeled edges. Learn about universal covering spaces and their fundamental groups in algebraic topology.

Explores the Micali-Vazirani algorithm for maximum cardinality matching in graphs, presenting new ideas and insights into its structure and efficiency through a novel theory of alternating paths and blossoms.

Explore the algebraic perspective on perfect graphs, connecting graph theory with polynomial algebra and sum of squares decomposition. Gain insights into sos-perfectness and its equivalence to graph perfectness.

Explore robust data deduplication techniques for sparse graph structures, connecting to classical combinatorial problems and their wide-ranging applications.

Explore dimer models and random tilings with Cédric Boutillier. Learn about Kasteleyn's theory, combinatorial correspondences, and asymptotic methods for studying perfect matchings on lattices.

Explore computational challenges in detecting community structures in random graphs, examining statistical and computational phase transitions, and the difficulty of inferring community properties.

Explore non-virtually Abelian discontinuous group actions and proper SL(2,R)-actions in this advanced mathematics lecture, part of a program on Zariski dense subgroups and geometric applications.

Explores t-embeddings of uniform Aztec diamond graphs, providing new formulas and asymptotic analysis to prove convergence of dimer model height fluctuations to a Gaussian Free Field.

Explore dimer models, perfect matchings, and tilings with advanced mathematical tools. Delve into Kasteleyn's theory, combinatorial correspondences, and asymptotic methods for large-scale limits.

Explore the spectrum of sparse inhomogeneous random graphs, examining structural properties and applications in network science, probability theory, and statistical physics.

Explore path convergence of Markov chains on large graphs, examining theoretical aspects and applications in network science, probability theory, and complex systems analysis.

Explore algorithms for network analysis, optimization, and control. Learn techniques for solving complex problems on graphs and networks, with applications in various fields.

Explore fluid-based methods for best arm identification in multi-armed bandit problems. Learn innovative techniques to optimize decision-making in uncertain environments.

Explore well-posedness of Hamilton-Jacobi equations for linearly controlled gradient flows, examining mathematical foundations and applications in optimization and control theory.

Explore asymptotics of invariant measures in mean-field Markov models on countable spaces. Gain insights into network science, probability theory, and applications in complex systems and data analysis.

Explore the friendship paradox in sparse random graphs, examining structural properties and implications for network analysis and social dynamics.