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TR13-090 | 18th June 2013
Elena Grigorescu, Karl Wimmer, Ning Xie

Tight Lower Bounds for Testing Linear Isomorphism

We study lower bounds for testing membership in families of linear/affine-invariant Boolean functions over the hypercube. A family of functions $P\subseteq \{\{0,1\}^n \rightarrow \{0,1\}\}$ is linear/affine invariant if for any $f\in P$, it is the case that $f\circ L\in P$ for any linear/affine transformation $L$ of the domain. Motivated by ... more >>>


TR13-089 | 17th June 2013
Abhishek Bhrushundi

On testing bent functions

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A bent function is a Boolean function all of whose Fourier coefficients are equal in absolute value. These functions have been extensively studied in cryptography and play an important role in cryptanalysis and design of cryptographic systems.
We study bent functions in the framework of property testing. In particular, we ... more >>>


TR13-088 | 16th June 2013
Zachary Remscrim, Michael Sipser

$AC^0$ Pseudorandomness of Natural Operations

A function $f:\Sigma^{*} \rightarrow \Sigma^{*}$ on strings is $AC^0$-pseudorandom if the pair $(x,\hat f(x))$ is $AC^0$-indistinguishable from a uniformly random pair $(y,z)$ when $x$ is chosen uniformly at random. Here $\hat f(x)$ is the string that is obtained from $f(x)$ by discarding some selected bits from $f(x)$.

It is shown ... more >>>



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