Stable Regularity Lemmas: Efficient Algorithms and Essentially Tight Littlestone Bounds
arXiv:2609.25127
Abstract
In this paper, we determine the precise asymptotics of the number of parts of stable regularity equipartitions in terms of the Littlestone dimension: every graph of Littlestone dimension has a regular equipartition into excellent sets with parts and in the other direction, for every , there is an infinite family of graphs, all of Littlestone dimension , whose equipartitions into good sets must have size at least . Dropping the equitability condition, we determine the asymptotics of non-equitable partitions up to a multiplicative : every graph with has a regular partition into excellent sets with parts and in the other direction, for every , there is an infinite family of graphs, all of Littlestone dimension , whose partitions into good sets must have size at least . We also show that such partition can be obtained algorithmically efficiently in an approximation scheme fashion: replacing the term above by a constant , we obtain randomized -time algorithms for partitions/equipartitions into good sets, a deterministic -time algorithm for partitions into good sets, a deterministic -time algorithm for equipartitions into good sets, a deterministic -time algorithm for partitions/equipartitions into excellent sets, and -space algorithms for partitions/equipartitions into good/excellent sets.
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