Advanced Complexity Conjectures on Protocol Design

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Explore advanced complexity conjectures and protocol designs in the realm of computational theory, discussing topics such as the power of super-log number of players, block composition, low-degree polynomials, and polynomial fantasies. Delve into the complexities of MAJ.MAJ, SYM, and more, while considering upper bounds and key results from notable researchers.


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  1. The Power of Super-Log Number of Players Arkadev Chattopadhyay (TIFR, Mumbai) Joint with: Michael Saks (Rutgers)

  2. A Conjecture g:{0,1}k! {0,1} . f:{0,1}n! {0,1} (f g) (X1,X2, ,Xk) = f(g(C1),g(C2), ,g(Cn)) 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 Question: Complexity of (MAJ MAJ)? 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 X1 X2 Observation: X3 ) MAJ MAJ ACC0 a la Beigel-Tarui 91 . . . . . . ) MAJ ACC0 Xk Proposed by Babai-Kimmel-Lokam 95 n

  3. Some Upper Bounds k 3 Popular Names Deterministic (n/2k + k log n ). {GIP, Disj, } SYM AND Grolmusz 91, Pudlak Almost- Simultaneous O(k.(log n)2), k log n + 2. {GIP, MAJ MAJ, Disj } SYM g g: compressible and symmetric Babai-Gal-Kimmel-Lokam 02 Simultaneous O(k.(log n)2), k log n + 4. SYM ANY Ada-C-Fawzi-Nguyen 12 Simultaneous

  4. Block Composition g:{0,1}k r! {0,1}. f:{0,1}n! {0,1} (fn gr) (X1,X2, ,Xk) = f(g(A1),g(A2), ,g(An)) n = 2 r = 3 Conjecture: A1 A2 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 0 X1 X2 Fact: X3 ) MAJ ACC0 . . . . . . Babai-Gal-Kimmel-Lokam 02 Xk Still Open! Even for interactive protocols

  5. Our Result Theorem: SYMn ANYr has a 2-round k-party deterministic protocol of cost r = O(log log n) when, Remark 1: First protocol for r > 1. Remark 2: Corollary: MAJ MAJr has efficient protocol when r is poly-log and k is a sufficiently large poly-log.

  6. Main Ingredients Computing k-1 degree polynomials is easy for k- players. (Goldman-Hastad 90 s) Degree reduction by basis change. (New Idea)

  7. Low degree Polynomials Bob, Charlie Bob, Alex Alex Alice Alice, Charlie x3x5x7 x6x10x11 x2x8x9 x1x4x12 Alice Bob Cost = O(k k log|F F|) Simultaneous k k-party deterministic protocol deg(P P) = 3 k k = 4 > deg(P P) Charlie Alex

  8. A Polynomial Fantasy g:{0,1}k! {0,1} Fp. Prime p > n n f:{0,1}n! {0,1} g(X) P(X1, ,Xk) deg(P) k k P Phigh(X) + Plow(X) deg < k k deg = k k (SYM g) (C1,C2, ,Cn) = easy k-player protocol of cost = k.log(p) Bad Fantasy: Phigh(Ci) = 0 for all i !!

  9. Shifted Basis u-shifted u u = 0k k gives standard basis Fact: Bu is a basis for every u2 {0,1}k Def: u is good for A if for all column C of A, u and C agree on some co-ordinate. no agreement 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 A 1 0 0 0 Example: bad good

  10. Good is Really Good u u u u (SYM g) (C1,C2, ,Cn) = easy k-player protocol of cost log(p) Bad Zeroed out! Apply u u -shift u u Fact: Phigh(C) = 0 for all C if u u is good for A.

  11. Good Shifts Are Aplenty Observation: If k log n + 1, Player k spots many good shifts. Protocol: Player k announces a good shift u u. Cost = k - 1 Simultaneous! All players compute their portions using u u. Cost = k log(p) = O(k log n) Extends to r = O(log log n).

  12. Future Direction Can we go to r = O(log n)? Is ? Thank You!

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