Rapid mixing of hypergraph independent sets
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Abstract: We prove that the the mixing time of the Glauber dynamics for sampling independent sets on -vertex -uniform hypergraphs is when the maximum degree satisfies , improving on the previous bound [BDK06] of . This result brings the algorithmic bound to within a constant factor of the hardness bound of [BGG+16] which showed that it is NP-hard to approximately count independent sets on hypergraphs when .
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