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Hung Chu

Assistant Professor

Washington and Lee University

United States

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Dr. Hung Chu is an Assistant Professor at Washington and Lee University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on combinatorial optimization, greedy algorithms, and functional analysis, as demonstrated by his recent publications. Some of his notable articles include explorations of Fibonacci numbers, Egyptian fractions, and various characteristics of greedy-type bases.

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Washington and Lee University

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CUNEF Universidad

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Fixed-Term Decompositions Using Even-Indexed Fibonacci Numbers

The thresholding greedy algorithm versus approximations with sizes bounded by certain functions f

Schreier families and -(almost) greedy bases

Higher order Tsirelson spaces and their modified versions are isomorphic

A threshold for the best two-term underapproximation by Egyptian fractions

On Weighted Greedy-Type Bases

Performance of the Thresholding Greedy Algorithm with larger greedy sums

Variations of property (A) constants and Lebesgue-type inequalities for the weak thresholding greedy algorithms

On some characterizations of greedy-type bases

Generalizing the distribution of missing sums in sumsets

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Pablo Manuel Berná Larrosa

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