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TR26-129 | 30th July 2026
Anup Rao

Monotone circuit lower bounds from spread matchings

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We prove new exponential monotone circuit lower bounds for detecting perfect matchings. We show that $\exp(\widetilde{\Omega}(n^{1/2}))$ gates are required to detect bipartite perfect matchings in $n$-vertex graphs. Our lower bounds are based on a new spread matching lemma.

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TR26-128 | 22nd July 2026
Bruno Pasqualotto Cavalar, Susanna F. de Rezende, Matthew Gray, Rahul Santhanam

ETH-Hardness of Learning Monotone Circuits and Approximating Their Size

We show the following hardness results for monotone learning and approximation of monotone circuit size:

1. Under the Randomised Exponential-Time Hypothesis (rETH), it requires time $n^{\Omega(\log n)}$ to PAC-learn monotone formulas with $n$ input bits and size $s(n) = n$ by monotone circuits of size $n^{(\log n)^{1-\epsilon}}$, for every $\epsilon ... more >>>


TR26-127 | 24th July 2026
Yichuan Wang

Approximating Polynomials for De Morgan Formulas with Optimal Coefficient L1-Norm Bounds

We prove that every De Morgan formula with $n$ leaves has a pointwise $1/3$-approximating real polynomial of degree $O(\sqrt n)$ and coefficient $\ell_1$-norm $2^{O(\sqrt n)}$. The standard approximate-degree theorem for formulas gives the same degree bound, but only yields the weaker coefficient estimate $2^{O(\sqrt n\log n)}$.

Our proof constructs, for ... more >>>



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