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P Sastry - Teaching
Interest Rate Theory
Turing.pdf
[2309.16176] Matrix Multiplication Verification Using Coding Theory
Chaining methods continued (guest post by Jelani Nelson) – Windows On Theory
Lecture21-22.pdf
[2408.03855] Why transformers are obviously good models of language
CS 395T: Continuous Algorithms
COMS W4721 Machine Learning for Data Science
CS 15-759 - Course Homepage
Lattices
Advanced Methods
Teaching Muli Safra
Teaching Dor Minzer
Amey Bhangale
Yuval Rabani
RazborovMain
6.841/18.405 - Advanced Complexity Theory - Spring 2022
Readings in Algorithms (CS167), Spring 2016
Computation and Discrete Mathematics
Alexander Sherstov
11-785 Deep Learning
The TeXromancers - Aareyan Manzoor’s website
Computational Game Theory
[2309.02413] Hyperbolic contractivity and the Hilbert metric on probability measures
GAUSSIAN FIELDS Zeitouni
Alexander Terenin
Continuous Nowhere Differentiable Functions
Data-driven modeling / Overview
Basic Partial Differential Equations (Bleecker).pdf
backdoors and deceptive alignment
scheduling.pdf
Active Statistics
Comparing Sketching Algorithms for Nearest Neighbor Search.pdf
screen_recordings – Dropbox
Machine Learning Theory
PHY405.Relativity.pdf - Google Drive
Final Project | 4115Fall2022
[2406.11828] Learning sum of diverse features: computational hardness and efficient gradient-based training for ridge combinations
[2501.04641] A Statistical Theory of Contrastive Pre-training and Multimodal Generative AI
[2501.05123] D-Antimagic Labelings of Oriented 2-Regular Graphs
[2305.16971] Theoretical and Practical Perspectives on what Influence Functions Do
[2401.10095] Learning shallow quantum circuits
Jonathan Manton's Blog | Thoughts and ideas on mathematics, engineering, neuroscience and academia
[2411.04551] Measure-to-measure interpolation using Transformers
Analytical Methods in Computer Science
Real Analysis in Computer Science: A collection of Open Problems
CSE 291 - Fourier analysis of boolean functions
NONCOMMUTATIVE MAJORIZATION PRINCIPLES AND GROTHENDIECK’S INEQUALITY
CS252: Analysis of Boolean Functions