Gs degree bound sq gt
GuruswamiSudan.gs_degree_bound_sq_gt
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Lower bound: (gs_degree_bound + 1)^2 > (m+1/2)^2 * k * n.
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Clear filtersGuruswamiSudan.gs_degree_bound_sq_gt
Plain-language statement
Lower bound: (gs_degree_bound + 1)^2 > (m+1/2)^2 * k * n.
Source project: ArkLib
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GuruswamiSudan.gs_dvd_property
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Divisibility via the rate-corrected GS system. Uses gs_degree_bound (ρ=k/n) and gs_johnson instead of the conservative proximity_gap versions.
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GuruswamiSudan.gs_numVars_gt_numConstraints_of_gt_one
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numVars with gs_degree_bound exceeds numConstraints (for k > 1).
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GuruswamiSudan.gs_sufficient_multiplicity_bound
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The degree bound with ρ = k/n is strictly less than m times the number of agreement points, provided the distance is within the rate-corrected Johnson radius gs_johnson.
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GuruswamiSudan.interpolate_eq_of_degree_lt
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If a polynomial q has degree less than n, then interpolating its values at n points recovers q.
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GuruswamiSudan.natWeightedDegree_add_le
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The weighted degree of a sum is at most the maximum of the weighted degrees.
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