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CMU Theory Lunch talk from February 23, 2022 by DISC 2021 — 35th International Symposium on Hello everyone my name is gordon zuzic and today i'll be talking about This is a longer talk accompanying the paper " Talk by Andrew Krapivin, joint work with Martin Farach-Colton and William Kuszmaul. Title: Maximum Length-Constrained Flows and Disjoint Paths:

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Bernhard Haeupler: Universally-Optimal Distributed Optimization

Bernhard Haeupler: Universally-Optimal Distributed Optimization

CMU Theory Lunch talk from February 23, 2022 by

Bernhard Haeupler: Neurodiversity & Universally-Optimal Distributed Optimization

Bernhard Haeupler: Neurodiversity & Universally-Optimal Distributed Optimization

DISC 2021 — 35th International Symposium on

STOC 2021 - Universally-Optimal Distributed Algorithms for Known Topologies

STOC 2021 - Universally-Optimal Distributed Algorithms for Known Topologies

Hello everyone my name is gordon zuzic and today i'll be talking about

Universally-Optimal Distributed Algorithms for Known Topologies

Universally-Optimal Distributed Algorithms for Known Topologies

This is a longer talk accompanying the paper "

Introduction to Length-Constrained Expanders and Expander Decompositions

Introduction to Length-Constrained Expanders and Expander Decompositions

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FOCS 2024 3B Optimal Bounds for Open Addressing Without Reordering

FOCS 2024 3B Optimal Bounds for Open Addressing Without Reordering

Talk by Andrew Krapivin, joint work with Martin Farach-Colton and William Kuszmaul. Title:

STOC 2023 - Session 8C - Max Length-Constrained Flows and Disjoint Paths: Distr., Determ. and Fast

STOC 2023 - Session 8C - Max Length-Constrained Flows and Disjoint Paths: Distr., Determ. and Fast

Maximum Length-Constrained Flows and Disjoint Paths:

TCS+ talk: Bernhard Haeupler (2014/11/19)

TCS+ talk: Bernhard Haeupler (2014/11/19)

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Nonlinear Control: Hamilton Jacobi Bellman (HJB) and Dynamic Programming

Nonlinear Control: Hamilton Jacobi Bellman (HJB) and Dynamic Programming

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Distributed Hash Tables: In a nutshell (Reupload)

Distributed Hash Tables: In a nutshell (Reupload)

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Andrew Reece – Assuming as Much as Possible – BSC 2025

Andrew Reece's talk at BSC 2025 about useful patterns in bits, bytes and code, and how he arrived at the Xar data structure.

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Network Coding Gaps for Completion Times of Multiple Unicasts

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