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TR26-314 | 9th November 2026
Amir Shpilka

Polynomial-size hitting sets for multilinear any-order read-once algebraic branching programs and for set-multilinear depth-$3$ circuits with constant-size variable sets

In this paper we give polynomial-size hitting sets for multilinear any-order read-once oblivious algebraic branching programs and for depth-$3$ set-multilinear circuits where each variable set has constant size. Our results also extend to the border of both classes and hold over fields of any characteristic.

The proof combines the ... more >>>


TR26-313 | 5th November 2026
Nikolai Chukhin, Karthik Gajulapalli, Alexander Golovnev, Ivan Mihajlin

A Little Derandomization Goes a Long Way: Unconditional Circuit Lower Bounds using Low-Degree PIT

We prove unconditionally that either NE contains a language requiring Boolean circuits of size at least $2^n/(2n)$, or $VP^0_{\mathbb{Z}}\ne VNP^0_{\mathbb{Z}}$, a constant-free version of Valiant's conjecture over the integers. The Boolean alternative implies that $NP\not\subseteq SIZE[n^k]$ for every constant $k\ge1$. Our proof gives a fine-grained variant of the connection between ... more >>>


TR26-312 | 5th November 2026
Clement Canonne, Xi Chen, William Pires, Toniann Pitassi, Rocco Servedio

The Space Complexity of Property Testing

We initiate the study of the space complexity of property testing. We focus on five properties of Boolean functions that have been intensively studied in the property testing literature: monotonicity, symmetry, linearity, being a junta, and being a linear threshold function.

On the upper bounds side, we show --- ... more >>>



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