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TYI 41: How many steps does it take for a simple random walk on the discrete cube to reach the uniform distribution?

Posted on December 2, 2019 by Gil Kalai

Aeiel Yadin’s homepage contains great lecture notes on harmonic functions on groups and on various other topics. I have a lot of things to discuss and to report; exciting developments in the analysis of Boolean functions; much to report on … Continue reading →

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