A while ago I wrote a post about indistinguishable sceneries on the Boolean hypercube. The post contained this (pretty, if I may so myself) image: This is a three dimensional embedding of the four dimensional Boolean hypercube; by “embedding”, I mean putting the vertices and edges of the 4d cube in some way in space, … More Finding knots in graph embeddings
I’m happy to say that my advisor Ronen Eldan and I recently uploaded a paper to the arXiv under the title “Decomposition of mean-fields Gibbs distributions into product measures” (https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.05859). This is a sister paper of the previous one about exponential random graphs: this one presents a “general framework” and only briefly touches on how … More New paper on arXiv: Decomposition of mean-field Gibbs distributions into product measures
I just got back from Budapest, where I participated in a summer school on graph limits, groups, and stochastic processes. The school was enriching and contained good lectures from good speakers. I might even get to write about the mathematical content one day, if I ever actually understand what really went on there. But today … More People of Budapest
Sarcastic Resonance 