The Polynomial Method
18.S997 · Mathematics · Graduate · Fall 2012
Prof. Lawrence D Guth
This course offers an introduction to the polynomial method as applied to solving problems in combinatorics in the last decade. The course also explores the connections between the polynomial method as used in these problems to the polynomial method in other fields, including computer science, number theory, and analysis.
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