
TL;DR
This paper introduces an accessible interpretation of Helly's theorem suitable for undergraduates, linking it to modern data privacy and sampling methods in epidemiology.
Contribution
It presents a beginner-friendly approach to Helly's theorem that connects classical geometry with contemporary data privacy and sampling techniques.
Findings
Accessible interpretation of Helly's theorem for undergraduates
Connection between Helly's theorem and data privacy models
Relevance to sampling methods in epidemiology
Abstract
We propose an interpretation of, and approach to, Helly's theorem that can be included quite early in the undergraduate curriculum. At the same time, the approach connects with contemporary models of data privacy and with sampling methods used in epidemiology. The presentation is intended to be accessible to teachers and their students.
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