Vertex-isoperimetric stability in the hypercube
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Abstract: Harper's Theorem states that, in a hypercube, among all sets of a given fixed size the Hamming balls have minimal closed neighbourhoods. In this paper we prove a stability-like result for Harper's Theorem: if the closed neighbourhood of a set is close to minimal in the hypercube, then the set must be very close to a Hamming ball around some vertex.
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