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TR26-250 | 12th October 2026
Edward Hirsch, Ilya Volkovich, Ryan Williams

Input-oblivious complexity classes in the second level of the Polynomial Hierarchy

We continue to investigate input-oblivious computations and build a map of known and new complexity classes. In particular,
* We prove a new upper bound for $OL_2^P$ defined by Hirsch and Volkovich (STACS, 2026), which is a natural input-oblivious version of the $L_2^P$ class of Korten and Pitassi (FOCS, 2024): ... more >>>


TR26-249 | 12th October 2026
Halley Goldberg, Mikito Nanashima, Igor Oliveira

Learning, Compression, and Meta-Complexity

The idea that learning is closely tied to compression has long served as both a powerful principle and,
at times, an informal analogy across machine learning and learning theory. Here we focus on settings in
which that intuition can be made mathematically precise, surveying formal connections among learning
algorithms, data ... more >>>


TR26-248 | 10th October 2026
Nikolai Chukhin

Breaking the Parity Barrier for Constant-Depth Circuits

A constant-depth circuit consists of AND and OR gates of unbounded fan-in, arranged in a constant number of layers, that read the input literals; for example, a depth-three circuit is an OR of CNFs or an AND of DNFs. The classical lower bound of HÃ¥stad (1989) states that every depth-$d$ ... more >>>



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