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TR22-086 | 9th June 2022
Lijie Chen, Jiatu Li, Tianqi Yang

Extremely Efficient Constructions of Hash Functions, with Applications to Hardness Magnification and PRFs

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In a recent work, Fan, Li, and Yang (STOC 2022) constructed a family of almost-universal hash functions such that each function in the family is computable by $(2n + o(n))$-gate circuits of fan-in $2$ over the $B_2$ basis. Applying this family, they established the existence of pseudorandom functions computable by ... more >>>


TR22-085 | 8th June 2022
Andrzej Lingas

A Note on Lower Bounds for Monotone Multilinear Boolean Circuits

A monotone Boolean circuit is a restriction of a Boolean circuit
allowing for the use of disjunctions, conjunctions, the Boolean
constants, and the input variables. A monotone Boolean circuit is
multilinear if for any AND gate the two input functions have no
variable in common. We ... more >>>


TR22-084 | 2nd June 2022
Yanyi Liu, Rafael Pass

Characterizing Derandomization Through Hardness of Levin-Kolmogorov Complexity

A central open problem in complexity theory concerns the question of whether all efficient randomized algorithms can be simulated by efficient deterministic algorithms. We consider this problem in the context of promise problems (i.e,. the $\prBPP$ v.s. $\prP$ problem) and show that for all sufficiently large constants $c$, the following ... more >>>



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