Analysis of Boolean Functions

by Ryan O'Donnell

23 video lectures from a Fall 2012 course at Carnegie Mellon
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Contents

Book (98)
- All chapter sections (59)
- Chapter 01: Boolean functions and the Fourier expansion (8)
- Chapter 02: Basic concepts and social choice (9)
- Chapter 03: Spectral structure and learning (8)
- Chapter 04: DNF formulas and small-depth circuits (8)
- Chapter 05: Majority and threshold functions (9)
- Chapter 06: Pseudorandomness and ${\mathbb F}_2$-polynomials (8)
- Chapter 07: Property testing, PCPPs, and CSPs (7)
- Chapter 08: Generalized domains (10)
- Chapter 09: Basics of hypercontractivity (9)
- Chapter 10: Advanced hypercontractivity (8)
- Chapter 11: Gaussian space and Invariance Principles (11)
- Chapter notes (11)
- Chapter overview (11)
- Deleted scenes (1)
- Exercises (15)
- Some tips (1)
CMU Online Course (24)
Simons Symposium (16)
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