NY Area Theory Day 09
NY area theory day was held at Columbia Univ on May 22, 09. I gave a talk on 3 problems in internet ads, here is the pdf of my talk. The talk describes a recent result with Jon Feldman, Aranyak Mehta, and Vahab Mirrokni that I am excited about in which we improve upon the 1-1/e bound for online stochastic bipartite matching. The 1-1/e bound is a monster in online algorithms, and anytime you are able and break past it, there is a story. Baruch Schieber who introduced me, dug up an old bio of mine, and pointed out how I "resented" my work. I dont know if he realized that the mike he used to introduce me was connected to the unit I held in my hand and I could have pulled the plug anytime. :)
The day was great. There were three talks before me. Dana Moshkovitz and Mark Braverman gave incredibly cogent talks on difficult material. Craig Gentry gave a talk on fully homomorphic encryption scheme with a lot of applications. During drinks later, people were still talking about it, wondering if it can all be implemented.
ps: As many pointed out, I really need some pictures in my talk. That will happen soon.
The day was great. There were three talks before me. Dana Moshkovitz and Mark Braverman gave incredibly cogent talks on difficult material. Craig Gentry gave a talk on fully homomorphic encryption scheme with a lot of applications. During drinks later, people were still talking about it, wondering if it can all be implemented.
ps: As many pointed out, I really need some pictures in my talk. That will happen soon.
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