Probabilistic Methods on Erdos Problems

Abstract

Probability distributions and the rules of inclusion-exclusion apply to derive general results about graph theory and number theory. In order to apply the rules of inclusion-exclusion in the setting some of these problems require, it is necessary to use specific equations and make several assumptions about integration and measure of the probability distributions.

The submission is a correction of version 16

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• An example of graph limits of growing sequences of random graphs
• A note on the voting problem
• The Minor Crossing Number of Graphs with an Excluded Minor
• A note on "Folding wheels and fans."