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Tutorial: Methods from Statistical Physics III

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Derives the AMP memory term by converting pairwise message passing on the complete graph into a bulk update, tracking backtracking loops and using A_ij ~ N(0,1/N) so state evolution yields Gaussian marginals; shows the Onsager term appears from two-step backtracks. Analyzes the symmetric perceptron (|·| version), counts solutions by first/second moment and identifies alpha_sat = -log 2 / log P(kappa); proves most solutions are isolated solutions with linear Hamming distance yet efficient heuristics like multi-scale majority and discrepancy methods locate rare clusters of many solutions, and proposes a local-entropy criterion for algorithmic hardness.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:00State Evolution
  3. 3:12Message Passing
  4. 14:35First Order Taylor Expansion of F
  5. 22:36Perceptron Problem
  6. 26:01The Satisfiability Threshold
  7. 26:28Symmetric Perceptron
  8. 27:49Moment Method
  9. 32:25Count the Number of Solutions
  10. 35:57Pity Segment Inequality
  11. 37:26Second Moment
  12. 49:10Majority Multi-Scale Majority Algorithm
  13. 50:50Local Entropy
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