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Blow-up Lemma

Combinatorica, 1997
Some earlier proofs are strengthened and refined to give the following theorem (called the blow-up lemma). Given a graph \(R\), natural number \(\Delta\), and some \(\delta>0\), there exists some \(\varepsilon>0\) that the following holds. Blow up every vertex of \(R\) to some larger set and build two graphs, \(G\) and \(G'\), on the enlarged set as ...
János Komlós   +2 more
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How to Blow Up A Star

Scientific American, 2006
auch ersch. in "Swiat Nauki, Vol.11, 36-43" (poln. Scientific American) als "Jak rozsadzic gwiazde?" und in "Nikkei Science, Vol.1, 32-40" (jap. Scientific American)
Hillebrandt, W., Janka, H., Müller, E.
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The Blow-up Lemma

Combinatorics, Probability and Computing, 1999
Extremal graph theory has a great number of conjectures concerning the embedding of large sparse graphs into dense graphs. Szemerédi's Regularity Lemma is a valuable tool in finding embeddings of small graphs. The Blow-up Lemma, proved recently by Komlós, Sárközy and Szemerédi, can be applied to obtain approximate versions of many of the embedding ...
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Blowing Up

2017
This is a powerful resource for anyone who wants to understand the nature of interpersonal conflict—to study it, understand why it's a consistent part of human history, and perhaps avert it in their own lives. Why does conflict surround us in everyday life, from spats between individuals to major conflicts involving large groups?
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Blowing Up Symplectic Orbifolds

Annals of Global Analysis and Geometry, 2001
The author studies different blow-up constructions on symplectic orbifolds by using different circle actions. Some of these constructions are used to describe the behavior of reduced spaces of Hamiltonian circle actions on a symplectic orbifold, when passing a critical level of its Hamiltonian function. Using these descriptions, the author generalizes,
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Blow-Up

Short Film Studies, 2020
Marc Castellnou, Marta Miralles
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Blow-up, 1968

Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, 1994
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