Topic Brief: The American Revolution (HIST 116) Professor Freeman concludes the discussion of the Declaration of Independence. FPTAS (knapsack), FPRAS (DNF counting), semidefinite programming, Goemans-Williamson MAXCUT algorithm.
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The American Revolution (HIST 116) Professor Freeman concludes the discussion of the Declaration of Independence. FPTAS (knapsack), FPRAS (DNF counting), semidefinite programming, Goemans-Williamson MAXCUT algorithm. Alon's JL lower bound, beyond worst case analysis: suprema of gaussian processes, Gordon's theorem.
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- The American Revolution (HIST 116) Professor Freeman concludes the discussion of the Declaration of Independence.
- FPTAS (knapsack), FPRAS (DNF counting), semidefinite programming, Goemans-Williamson MAXCUT algorithm.
- Alon's JL lower bound, beyond worst case analysis: suprema of gaussian processes, Gordon's theorem.
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