Positive Definite Coxeter Graphs

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This lecture covers the classification of positive definite connected Coxeter graphs, demonstrating properties and proofs using examples with detailed calculations. It explores the concept of positive definiteness in Coxeter graphs and how to determine it through specific calculations and graph analysis.

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Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

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