Lecture
Spectral Gap and Mixing Time
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This lecture covers the concepts of spectral gap and mixing time in Markov chains. The instructor explains the definitions of spectral gap and demonstrates how it is calculated. The lecture also delves into the mixing time of a chain, providing examples and discussing the behavior of these parameters for different scenarios.
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