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Mathematicians Weaponize Randomness 80 Years Later
Friday, June 26, 2026
An upgraded version of Paul Erdős's probabilistic method for studying networks is giving mathematicians new power to solve previously intractable problems. The technique moves from theoretical elegance to practical leverage.
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