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Markov Chains and Algorithm Applications

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This lecture covers the application of Markov chains in algorithms, focusing on formal algorithms by Propp & Wilson. It explains the generation of chains, starting times, and checking for coalescence. The lecture also discusses theorems by Propp & Wilson guaranteeing good representations.

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