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TR26-255 | 16th October 2026
Igor Carboni Oliveira

Unconditional Quantum PAC Learning Advantage in the Large Error Regime

We establish an unconditional super-polynomial separation between quantum and classical PAC learning of Boolean functions under the uniform distribution in the large error regime. For every advantage $\lambda(n) = n^{-\omega(1)}$, we construct a concept class that a polynomial-time quantum learner learns to agreement $1/2+\lambda(n)$ with success probability at least $1-1/n^k$. ... more >>>


TR26-254 | 15th October 2026
Clément Canonne, Sayantan Sen, Joy Qiping Yang

Parameterized Uniformity Testing in the Huge Object Model

We continue the study of distribution testing in the Huge Object Model (Goldreich and Ron, 2023), focusing on the flagship question of \emph{parameterized uniformity testing}: given access to data in $\{0,1\}^n$, is its underlying probability distribution uniform on a small subset of size $m$? The focus here is on both ... more >>>


TR26-253 | 13th October 2026
Halley Goldberg, Jinqiao Hu, Zhenjian Lu, Jingyi Lyu, Igor Oliveira

The Gap Between Average-Case and Worst-Case Complexity

Understanding the average-case complexity of $\mathrm{NP}$ is a central goal in complexity theory and cryptography. A necessary milestone is to understand the corresponding average-case versus worst-case question for the polynomial hierarchy ($\mathrm{PH}$). In a celebrated result, Hirahara [Hir21] proved that if every distributional problem in $\mathrm{PH}$ is easy on average, ... more >>>



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