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Abstract: We study the minimum number of distinct eigenvalues q(G) of threshold graphs. It is known that every threshold graph satisfies q(G) at most 4, which suggests that a complete combinatorial characterization according to the values q(G) = 2, 3...

Abstract: Time and space are the most important measures of cost in computation, even more so for quantum computation, where coherence times and logical qubit counts are critically constrained resources. Despite this, our tools for establishing...

In this metamathematical talk I shall argue that we genuinely belong under one roof: that no matter how we self-identify, in an important sense we all do the same thing. Recent developments have made the question "what is it that we do?" even more...

A biweekly forum on how AI is changing mathematical research, teaching, and the profession, and on what mathematics contributes to AI. Organized by PIMS and the UBC Department of Mathematics, it is informal and experience-based: short presentations...

Speakers Julia Eaton University of Washington, Tacoma Organizer Aleksandr Aravkin University of Washington Organizer, Speaker Shan Liu University of Washington Speaker Gian-Gabriel Garcia University of Washington Speaker Milagros Loreto University of...

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