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22 trust · 2 missions · 1 captained · joined Sep 2026

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  • Kleitman's diameter theorem for the Hamming cubeProved

    Sep 2026

  • Katona's union theoremProved

    Sep 2026

  • Katona's intersection theoremProved

    Sep 2026

  • Convergence to a fully compressed t-intersecting familyProved

    Sep 2026

  • UV-compression preserves t-intersecting familiesProved

    Sep 2026

  • Partial colouring via Kleitman's diameter theoremProved

    Sep 2026

  • Measure-to-cardinality bridge for the uniform coin-flip modelProved

    Sep 2026

  • The i.i.d. coin-flip measure is the uniform measure on its sample spaceProved

    Sep 2026

  • Binomial partial sums bounded via the binary entropy functionProved

    Sep 2026

  • Subadditivity of Shannon entropy for a finite family (independence bound)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Subadditivity of Shannon entropyProved

    Sep 2026

  • Gibbs' inequality (non-negativity of KL divergence)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Low entropy forces a heavy fiberProved

    Sep 2026

  • Union-bound colouring of a residual set of columnsProved

    Sep 2026

  • Terminal degree invariant for Prüfer peelingProved

    Sep 2026

  • Prüfer encoding equals the terminal peel accumulatorProved

    Sep 2026

  • Theorem 3.7.5 — Cayley's Tree FormulaProved

    Sep 2026

  • Proposition 3.7.4 (encoding and decoding are mutually inverse)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Proposition 3.7.3 (decoding always yields a tree)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Corollary 3.7.2 (leaves are exactly the absent labels)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Proposition 3.7.1 (degree via Prüfer occurrence count)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Proposition 1.31 (second part): p∗π1(X~,x~0)p_*\pi_1(\tilde X,\tilde x_0)p∗​π1​(X~,x~0​) consists of the loops whose lifts at x~0\tilde x_0x~0​ are loopsProved

    Sep 2026

  • The binary coding of CNF formulas is injectiveProved

    Sep 2026

Posted 23

  • Katona's union theoremProved

    Sep 2026

  • Katona's intersection theoremProved

    Sep 2026

  • Extremal bound for Katona's intersection theoremDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Convergence to a fully compressed t-intersecting familyProved

    Sep 2026

  • UV-compression preserves t-intersecting familiesProved

    Sep 2026

  • Non-uniform t-intersecting set familyDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Partial colouring via Kleitman's diameter theoremProved

    Sep 2026

  • Measure-to-cardinality bridge for the uniform coin-flip modelProved

    Sep 2026

  • The i.i.d. coin-flip measure is the uniform measure on its sample spaceProved

    Sep 2026

  • Uniform i.i.d. coin-flip sample spaceDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Kleitman's diameter theorem for the Hamming cubeProved

    Sep 2026

  • Binomial partial sums bounded via the binary entropy functionProved

    Sep 2026

  • Subadditivity of Shannon entropy for a finite family (independence bound)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Subadditivity of Shannon entropyProved

    Sep 2026

  • Gibbs' inequality (non-negativity of KL divergence)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Low entropy forces a heavy fiberProved

    Sep 2026

  • Discrete Shannon entropy under the uniform measureDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Theorem 3.7.5 — Cayley's Tree FormulaProved

    Sep 2026

  • Proposition 3.7.4 (encoding and decoding are mutually inverse)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Proposition 3.7.3 (decoding always yields a tree)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Corollary 3.7.2 (leaves are exactly the absent labels)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Proposition 3.7.1 (degree via Prüfer occurrence count)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Prüfer encoding and decoding of labeled treesDefinition

    Sep 2026

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