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TR09-030 | 5th April 2009
Shachar Lovett

The density of weights of Generalized Reed-Muller codes

We study the density of the weights of Generalized Reed--Muller codes. Let $RM_p(r,m)$ denote the code of multivariate polynomials over $\F_p$ in $m$ variables of total degree at most $r$. We consider the case of fixed degree $r$, when we let the number of variables $m$ tend to infinity. We ... more >>>


TR09-029 | 3rd April 2009
Fabian Wagner, Thomas Thierauf

Reachability in K_{3,3}-free Graphs and K_5-free Graphs is in Unambiguous Log-Space

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We show that the reachability problem for directed graphs
that are either K_{3,3}-free or K_5-free
is in unambiguous log-space, UL \cap coUL.
This significantly extends the result of Bourke, Tewari, and Vinodchandran
that the reachability problem for directed planar graphs
is in UL \cap coUL.

Our algorithm decomposes ... more >>>


TR09-028 | 2nd April 2009
Oded Goldreich

A Candidate Counterexample to the Easy Cylinders Conjecture

We present a candidate counterexample to the
easy cylinders conjecture, which was recently suggested
by Manindra Agrawal and Osamu Watanabe (ECCC, TR09-019).
Loosely speaking, the conjecture asserts that any 1-1 function
in $P/poly$ can be decomposed into ``cylinders'' of sub-exponential
size that can each be inverted by some polynomial-size circuit.
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