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LP/SDP Hierarchies and Sum of Squares Proofs 3

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Part three shows an SOS/SDP proof that a triangle-free graph has at most asymptotically half the possible edges (an SOS version of Mantel’s theorem), by writing subgraph densities as polynomials D_H, introducing two-label flags F0 and F1, and exhibiting a PSD quadratic form whose expectation equals half minus the edge density up to an explicit O(1/N) collision error. It translates Razborov’s flag algebra machinery into constant-size SOS/representation-theory reductions.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to sum of squares
  2. 1:36Extremal graph theory
  3. 4:20Mantel's theorem
  4. 6:49Polynomial representations
  5. 10:41Working with graph ideals
  6. 13:59Elementary identities
  7. 18:31Introduction to flags
  8. 22:29Flag density experiments
  9. 30:23Pairwise flag identities
  10. 35:56Proving Mantel's theorem
  11. 42:36Flag algebra discussion
  12. 47:34Future directions and quantum
  13. 50:08Technical details and QA
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