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ykonstant 5 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: The bunkbed conjecture is false

That does seem extremely counter-intuitive; can the counterexample be adapted to provide a sequence of counterexamples with unbounded number of edges?

r0uv3n 5 months ago [–]

I guess you can just add some edges extra vertices and edges and give all the extra edges probability 1 of being deleted.

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