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Jacob Fox, David Conlon, and Benny Sudakov: Vast Improvement of our Knowledge on Unavoidable Patterns in Words

Posted on January 11, 2018 by Gil Kalai

I heard a lecture by Benny Sudakov on the remarkable paper Tower-type bounds for unavoidable patterns in words, by David Conlon, Jacob Fox, and Benny Sudakov. Here are the slides, and let me let the slides speak for themselves. The problem Advertisements

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