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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/combinatorics-and-optimization/events/co-reading-g
 roup-jacob-skitsko-3
SUMMARY:C&amp;O Reading Group -Jacob Skitsko
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DESCRIPTION:TITLE: Fault Tolerant Routing and High Dimensional Expanders\n
 \nSPEAKER:\n Jacob Skitsko\n\nAFFILIATION:\n University of Waterloo\n\nLOC
 ATION:\n MC 6029\n\nABSTRACT: We will go over some recent results about fa
 ult tolerant\nrouting from Bafna\, Minzer\, Vyas. Two parallel series of w
 orks from\nthe last few years from Bafna\, Lifshitz\, Minzer\, Vyas as wel
 l as\nDikstein\, Dinur\, Lubotzky has led to size efficient PCPs by using 
 high\ndimensional expanders. We will comment on the context for these work
 s\,\nand briefly go over some high level ideas. Then\, we will talk about 
 an\napplication to fault tolerant rounding. The goal in this problem is to
 \ndesign a sparse network supporting efficient fault tolerant\ninteraction
 s between all pairs of nodes. Using the size efficient PCP\nconstruction\,
  Bafna and Minzer gave a construction of constant degree\nnetworks with ef
 ficient protocols that tolerate a constant fraction of\nadversarial edge f
 aults.
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