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Bootstrap Percolation: Frivolous Questions and Daunting Problems

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Yuhan Gao .

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Bootstrap percolation, introduced by Chalupa, Leath and Reich in 1979, is one of the simplest cellular automata. In the talk we shall present a selection of problems and results concerning it, from coffee-time questions to major results and unsolved problems.

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