Lecture

Poisson Paradigm: Qualitative / Quantitative

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Description

This lecture covers the Poisson Paradigm, focusing on the First/Second Moment Method, Union Bound, Lovász Local Lemma, FKG Inequality, and Martingales. It discusses the concepts of dependency graphs, lattic structures, and the application of Chernoff bounds in probability theory.

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