Lecture

Expectation Value and Convex Functions

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This lecture covers the concept of expectation value and convex functions, discussing the importance of weights in convexity and Jensen's inequality. It also explores the relationship between convex functions and the Laplacian, emphasizing the significance of translations and correlations in mathematical analysis.

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