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2.11 Stable Matching

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<Bipartite Equivalence Relation
2.11.1Stable Matching: Video
2.11.2Matching Ritual: Video
2.11.3Derived Variables
2.11.4Mating Ritual
2.11.5Optimal Stable Matching: Video
2.11.6Boy Optimal
2.11.7Bipartite Matching: Video
2.11.8Bipartite Equivalence Relation
2.11.9Hall's Theorem: Video
2.11.10Bottleneck
2.11.11Bipartite Graphs
2.11.12Matching
2.11.13Stable Matching Invariants
>Bottleneck

Hall's Theorem

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