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TR26-015 | 10th February 2026
Lijie Chen, Jiatu Li, Igor Oliveira, Ryan Williams

A Theory for Probabilistic Polynomial-Time Reasoning

In this work, we propose a new bounded arithmetic theory, denoted $\mathbf{APX}_1$, designed to formalize a broad class of probabilistic arguments commonly used in theoretical computer science. Under plausible assumptions, $\mathbf{APX}_1$ is strictly weaker than previously proposed frameworks, such as the theory $\mathbf{APC}_1$ introduced in the seminal work of Je?ábek ... more >>>


TR26-014 | 9th February 2026
Yipin Wang

A Fourier-Analytic Switching Lemma over F_p and the AC^0 Lower Bound for Generalized Parity

Revisions: 3

We prove a switching lemma for constant-depth circuits over the alphabet $F_p$ with generalized AND/OR gates, extending Tal's Fourier-analytic approach from the Boolean setting. The key new ingredient is a direct computation of the $L_1$ Fourier mass of AND/OR gates over $F_p$, which yields an exact closed-form expression for the ... more >>>


TR26-013 | 7th February 2026
Sreejata Bhattacharya, Farzan Byramji, Arkadev Chattopadhyay, Yogesh Dahiya, Shachar Lovett

Quantum–Classical Equivalence for AND-Functions

A major open problem at the interface of quantum computing and communication complexity is whether quantum protocols can be exponentially more efficient than classical protocols for computing total Boolean functions; the prevailing conjecture is that they are not. In a seminal work, Razborov (2002) resolved this question for AND-functions of ... more >>>



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