activity
20222026
collaborators

8 papers

cs.DS2026

Sampling Line-Graph Colorings with Constant Extra Colors

Alireza Haqi

Let be the line graph of a finite simple graph, with vertices and maximum degree . We prove that single-site Glauber dynamics for uniform proper -colorings mixes…

math.CO2026

On the Gap of Finite Posets

Alireza Haqi

Let be a finite nonempty poset with elements, let be a uniformly random order-preserving bijection, and put . Aires and Kahn…

cs.DS2026

Parallel Sampling from the Ising -Spin Model

Nima Anari, Aniket Das, Alireza Haqi

We study the parallel complexity of sampling from the high-temperature Ising mixed -spin Gibbs measure, a canonical instance of a mean-field spin glass on the hypercube $\{\pm 1…

cs.DS2026

On Thin Perfect Matchings up to Polylogarithmic Factors

Alireza Haqi, Shayan Oveis Gharan

We resolve the thin matching problem proposed by Anari, Charikar and Ramakrishnan [ACR23] up to polylogarithmic factors. Given a fractional perfect matching , we say a perfect m…

cs.DS2026

On Rounding on the Hypersimplex

Nima Anari, Alireza Haqi, Eric Ma

We study correlated rounding on the hypersimplex, the base polytope of the uniform matroid. For each point \(x\) in the hypersimplex, the goal is to sample a \(k\)-subset \(A(x)\)…

cs.DS2026

Fast Spanning Tree Sampling in Broadcast Congested Clique

Nima Anari, Alireza Haqi

We present the first polylogarithmic-round algorithm for sampling a random spanning tree in the (Broadcast) Congested Clique model. For any constant , our algorithm outputs…

cs.DS2025

Parallel Sampling via Autospeculation

Nima Anari, Carlo Baronio, CJ Chen +4

We present parallel algorithms to accelerate sampling via counting in two settings: any-order autoregressive models and denoising diffusion models. An any-order autoregressive mode…

cs.DS2022

Improving Order with Queues

Andreas Karrenbauer, Kurt Mehlhorn, Pranabendu Misra +4

Given a sequence of numbers and parallel First-in-First-Out (FIFO) queues, how close can one bring the sequence to sorted order? It is known that queues suffice to sort…