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Analysis of algorithms / Algebraic graph theory / Conductance / Matrices / Probability theory / Cheeger constant / Isoperimetric inequality / Algorithm / Time complexity / Mathematics / Graph theory / Theoretical computer science
Analysis of algorithms
Algebraic graph theory
Conductance
Matrices
Probability theory
Cheeger constant
Isoperimetric inequality
Algorithm
Time complexity
Mathematics
Graph theory
Theoretical computer science

Advanced Algorithms 2012A – Problem Set 4 Robert Krauthgamer December 23, Prove that the number of connected components in a graph G is equal to the multiplicity of 0 among the eigenvalues of LG (the Laplacian

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