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Remarks on the Discrete Cube

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Provides a self-contained proof that Var(f) ≤ Σi E[(Di f)^2] with optimal constant 1 by building an interpolation by continuous-time random walk (independent Poisson clocks per coordinate) and analyzing its Markov semigroup. Derives d/dt P_t f = ΔP_t f with Δ = −Σi Di, shows derivative forgets initial data at rate e^(−2t), and recovers Efron–Stein as a special case. Promises later extensions to vector-valued inequalities and elementary proofs avoiding Fourier.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:40The Discrete Cube
  3. 5:20Methods of Fourier Analysis
  4. 17:30Poisson Inequality
  5. 23:15Interpolation Method
  6. 27:13Random Walk
  7. 55:07Proof
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