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TR25-118 | 9th August 2025
Farzan Byramji, Russell Impagliazzo

Lower bounds for the Bit Pigeonhole Principle in Bounded-Depth Resolution over Parities

We prove that for the bit pigeonhole principle with any number of pigeons and $n$ holes, any depth $D$ proof in resolution over parities must have size $\exp(\Omega(n^3/D^2))$. Our proof uses the random walk with restarts approach of Alekseev and Itsykson [STOC '25], along with ideas from recent simulation theorems ... more >>>


TR25-117 | 4th August 2025
Uma Girish, Rocco Servedio

Forrelation is Extremally Hard

The Forrelation problem is a central problem that demonstrates an exponential separation between quantum and classical capabilities. In this problem, given query access to $n$-bit Boolean functions $f$ and $g$, the goal is to estimate the Forrelation function $\mathrm{forr}(f,g)$, which measures the correlation between $g$ and the Fourier transform of ... more >>>


TR25-116 | 28th July 2025
Dmitry Itsykson, Alexander Knop

Supercritical Tradeoff Between Size and Depth for Resolution over Parities

Alekseev and Itsykson (STOC 2025) proved the existence of an unsatisfiable CNF formula such that any resolution over parities (Res($\oplus$)) refutation must either have exponential size (in the formula size) or superlinear depth (in the number of variables). In this paper, we extend this result by constructing a formula with ... more >>>



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