Lecture

Cheeger's Inequalities

In course

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This lecture covers Cheeger's inequalities, focusing on random walks in graphs, spectral partitioning, and the combinatorial properties of graphs. The instructor explains the concept of conductance, eigenvectors, and the relationship between vertices in a graph.

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