Lecture

Conditional Statements & Graph Theory

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Description

This lecture covers conditional statements, including the converse, contrapositive, and inverse, as well as exercises related to proof by cases and contradiction. It then delves into graph theory, discussing graphs, paths, connectivity, and k-connectivity. The lecture also explores gossip protocols, robustness to failures, random failures, and Erdös-Renyi graphs, highlighting their connectivity properties and applications in distributed systems.

Instructor

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Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

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