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most citedA robust Corrádi--Hajnal Theorem

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7 papers

math.PR2026

On the self-intersection time of non-backtracking random walks

Ferenc Bencs, Leslie Ann Goldberg, Matthew Jenssen +4

We study the self-intersection time of the non-backtracking random walk on connected undirected graphs. For every fixed we show that the expected self-intersection time i…

math-ph2026

Uniqueness, analyticity and mixing for Gibbs point processes via spectral gaps

Andreas Göbel, Matthew Jenssen, Marcus Michelen +3

A Gibbs point process models particles interacting in the continuum through a potential. Among the most classical examples is the hard-sphere model, where given an activity paramet…

math.PR2026

A simple proof of rapid mixing on random regular graphs beyond uniqueness

Andreas Göbel, Matthew Jenssen, Marcus Michelen +3

A recent breakthrough of Chen, Chen, Chen, Yin, and Zhang shows rapid mixing for Glauber dynamics for the hard-core model on random regular graphs beyond the tree uniqueness thresh…

math.CO20261 cited

A robust Corrádi--Hajnal Theorem

Peter Allen, Julia Böttcher, Jan Corsten +5

For a graph and , we denote by the random sparsification of obtained by keeping each edge of independently, with probability . We show that there ex…

math.CO2026

Non-existence probabilities and lower tails in the critical regime via Belief Propagation

Matthew Jenssen, Will Perkins, Aditya Potukuchi +1

We compute the logarithmic asymptotics of the non-existence probability (and more generally the lower-tail probability) for a wide variety of combinatorial problems for a range of…

math.CO2025

On the evolution of structure in triangle-free graphs

Matthew Jenssen, Will Perkins, Aditya Potukuchi

We study the typical structure and the number of triangle-free graphs with vertices and edges where is large enough so that a typical triangle-free graph has a cut cont…