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TR26-292 | 3rd November 2026
Gaia Carenini, Cameron Seth

Testing Implies Distance Estimation with Polynomial Loss

A tester decides whether a graph has a property or is far from having it. A distance estimator asks for more: it must approximately determine how many edges need to be changed. A property is said to be testable if there is a tester with a number of queries bounded ... more >>>


TR26-291 | 2nd November 2026
Oliver Janzer, Peter Manohar

Reed–Muller Codes are Optimal Binary Linear 3-Query LCCs

We prove that any linear $3$-query locally correctable code $C \colon \mathbb{F}_2^k \to \mathbb{F}_2^n$ with constant correction radius must have length $n \geq 2^{\Omega(\sqrt{k})}$. This improves on the prior best lower bound of $2^{\Omega(\sqrt{k/\log k})}$, due to [AG24], and shows that the folklore construction of linear $3$-LCCs from Reed--Muller codes, ... more >>>


TR26-290 | 14th October 2026
Halley Goldberg, Jinqiao Hu, Zhenjian Lu, Jingyi Lyu, Igor Oliveira

Asymmetry and Complexity of Nondeterministic Computations

Symmetry of Information (SoI) [ZL70] is a fundamental theorem of classical Kolmogorov complexity whose status for time-bounded computation is closely related to central open problems in complexity theory and cryptography. In a recent development, [HMO26] showed that SoI fails for $rKt$ complexity, namely in the setting of randomized computation. By ... more >>>



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