Adversarial Argument and Searching Lower Bound (Searching: Algorithms and Lower Bounds)
Today we learn what a lower bound is for a computational problem. We see what the concept of an adversary is in this context, then together we prove that we require linear time to solve the search problem more broadly.
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0:00 Opening and recap
1:24 What are upper bounds and lower bounds for solving a problem
5:00 How might you prove a lower bound holds?
6:59 Introduction to adversarial arguments
18:02 Idea for the search problem's lower bound
21:19 The proof
26:34 What does this mean?
27:13 Closing
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