Mark Dominus @mjd@mathstodon.xyz
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I was listening to this podcast with Jeremy Alm, who said:

“My main dissertation result was a conditional result. And about four years after I graduated, a Hungarian graduate student proved that my condition, like my additional hypothesis, held in only trivial cases.”

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kpknudson.com/my-favorite-theo

I picked out this episode (“In which every thing happens or it doesn't”) because I thought it was going to be about the ergodic theorem, and I would like to understand the ergodic theorem. But it turned out to be about the Rado graph. That's OK, I'm always up for some hot Rado graph action.

Episode 94 - Jeremy Alm — Kevin Knudson

On this episode, we enjoyed talking with Jeremy Alm, a math professor and associate dean at Lamar University, about the Rado graph. Here are some links you might find interesting after you listen. Alm's  website  and his band the  Unbegotten Brothers The  Rado gr

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