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Intro
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Based on the joint work of
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Some stories
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Self-concordant functions in dimension one
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Locally Quadratic
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Self-concordant functions in high dimension
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Why Self-concordant?
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Yet Michael's another contribution
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Self-concordant barriers
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A good self-concordant barrier
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Intuition "Largeness of the Dikin Ellipsoid"
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Main Question
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Michael's contribution
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Proof idea
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Proofidea (Symmetric)
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Michael's idea (1)
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Michael's idea (2)
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Michael's proof
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General functions
Description:
Explore the mathematical concepts of self-concordant barriers and L_p balls in this 34-minute lecture from the Michael Cohen Memorial Symposium at the Simons Institute. Delve into Yuanzhi Li's presentation, which covers the joint work and contributions of Michael Cohen. Examine self-concordant functions in one and high dimensions, understanding their local quadratic nature and importance. Investigate the concept of self-concordant barriers, focusing on their properties and applications. Learn about the "Largeness of the Dikin Ellipsoid" intuition and the main questions addressed in Cohen's research. Follow the proof ideas, including symmetric cases and Cohen's innovative approaches. Gain insights into the application of these concepts to general functions, enhancing your understanding of advanced mathematical topics in optimization and geometry.

Michael Cohen and Self-Concordant Barriers Over L_p Balls

Simons Institute
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