Expected Number of Vertices of a Hypercube Slice
Hunter Swan

TL;DR
This paper determines that the expected number of vertices in a random k-dimensional slice of a hypercube is 2^k, regardless of the hypercube's dimension, under a specific distribution of slices.
Contribution
It establishes a dimension-independent expected vertex count for hypercube slices, revealing a surprising uniformity across dimensions.
Findings
Expected vertices of hypercube slices is 2^k
Result holds for a specific distribution of slices
Dimension of hypercube does not affect the expected vertex count
Abstract
Given a random k-dimensional cross-section of a hypercube, what is its expected number of vertices? We show that, for a suitable distribution of random slices, the answer is , independent of the dimension of the hypercube.
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