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Graph alignment for Erdos-Renyi random graphs | Probability Seminar

Time:2023-12-12 Tue 14:00-15:30

Venue:A3-2a-302 ZOOM:361 038 6975(PW: BIMSA)

Organizer:Yuval Peres

Speaker:Mark Rudelson University of Michigan

Abstract

Consider two copies of the same $G(n,p)$ graph and erase independently the edges of each copy with probability $t < p$. This procedure creates two correlated random graphs. We discuss a randomized algorithm recovering the matching between the vertices of the two graphs for a certain range of parameters.

DATEDecember 12, 2023
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