OpenAI reports the sharp terminal leave in random triangle removal
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For random triangle removal from Kₙ, the number of edges left at termination divided by n^(3/2) converges in L² to 1/(2√2).
For random triangle removal from Kₙ, the number of edges left at termination divided by n^(3/2) converges in L² to 1/(2√2).
For random triangle removal from Kₙ, the number of edges left at termination divided by n^(3/2) converges in L² to 1/(2√2).
For random triangle removal from Kₙ, the number of edges left at termination divided by n^(3/2) converges in L² to 1/(2√2).
If correct, proves the sharp terminal-leave constant for the triangle-removal process.
What is the sharp terminal number of edges in random triangle removal?
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OpenAI reports the sharp terminal leave in random triangle removal
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