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TR26-229 | 5th October 2026
Gaia Carenini

A polynomial scaling window for random $k$-SAT and a proof of the satisfiability conjecture

We prove that the scaling window of random $k$-SAT has width $O(n^{1/2+1/k})$, a polynomial improvement over our previous bound of $O(n/\log n)$. Combined with a result of Abbe and Montanari, this establishes the satisfiability conjecture for every fixed $k\geq 3$.

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TR26-228 | 4th October 2026
Benny Applebaum

Bitwise-Optimal Cryptography: From One-Wayness to Pseudorandomness and Target Collision Resistance

We study cryptographic primitives that are both locally computable (i.e., in $\mathrm{NC}^0$) and exponentially secure. For pseudorandom generators (PRGs) and universal one-way hash functions (UOWHFs), we further require linear stretch and linear compression, respectively, which is essentially the best one can hope for in this setting. Such primitives simultaneously achieve ... more >>>


TR26-227 | 4th October 2026
Guy Weissenberg

Interactive Proof of Proximity for Bipartiteness without Mixing

Testing whether a bounded-degree $n$-vertex graph is bipartite or far from bipartite requires $\widetilde\Theta(\sqrt n)$ queries (Goldreich--Ron, Combinatorica'99, Algorithmica'02). An interactive proof of proximity (IPP) is a hybrid model of property testing and interactive proofs: the verifier faces the same task with the same query access, but it now interacts ... more >>>



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