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Cut-off Phenomenon: Proof Ideas

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This lecture delves into the cut-off phenomenon, presenting proof ideas related to the theorem and inequality, showcasing the convergence of distributions as a parameter increases. The instructor explains the concept through examples and explores the implications of the phenomenon in random walks on hypercubes.

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