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Answer to TYI 37: Arithmetic Progressions in 3D Brownian Motion
Consider a Brownian motion in three dimensional space. We asked (TYI 37) What is the largest number of points on the path described by the motion which form an arithmetic progression? (Namely, , so that all are equal.) Here is … Continue reading
Posted in Combinatorics, Open discussion, Probability
Tagged Brownian motion, Gady Kozma, Itai Benjamini
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