Lecture

Cluster Complexity Analysis

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This lecture delves into the analysis of cluster complexity in random graph coloring, discussing equilibrium clusters, entropy, and the transition to a glass state. It covers the quantitative description of clusters, free entropy, and the Bethe approximation method.

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Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

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