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TR20-037 | 18th March 2020
Michal Garlik

Failure of Feasible Disjunction Property for $k$-DNF Resolution and NP-hardness of Automating It

We show that for every integer $k \geq 2$, the Res($k$) propositional proof system does not have the weak feasible disjunction property. Next, we generalize a recent result of Atserias and Müller [FOCS, 2019] to Res($k$). We show that if NP is not included in P (resp. QP, SUBEXP) then ... more >>>


TR20-036 | 9th March 2020
Olaf Beyersdorff, Joshua Blinkhorn, Tomáš Peitl

Strong (D)QBF Dependency Schemes via Tautology-free Resolution Paths

We suggest a general framework to study dependency schemes for dependency quantified Boolean formulas (DQBF). As our main contribution, we exhibit a new tautology-free DQBF dependency scheme that generalises the reflexive resolution path dependency scheme. We establish soundness of the tautology-free scheme, implying that it can be used in any ... more >>>


TR20-035 | 23rd February 2020
Justin Holmgren

No-Signaling MIPs and Faster-Than-Light Communication, Revisited

We revisit one original motivation for the study of no-signaling multi-prover
interactive proofs (NS-MIPs): specifically, that two spatially separated
provers are guaranteed to be no-signaling by the physical principle that
information cannot travel from one point to another faster than light.

We observe that with ... more >>>



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