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cs.DS2026

Subset Sum in Almost-Linear Time

Ce Jin, Xiao Mao

We give a deterministic algorithm for finding a subset of the input integers that sums to the target in time. This impro…

cs.DS2026

Faster Deterministic Approximation for Counting Knapsack

Ce Jin, Jaewoo Park, Barna Saha

Given nonnegative integer weights and an integer knapsack capacity , the Knapsack problem asks to count the number of subsets $I \subseteq \{1, 2, \do…

cs.DS2026

Min-Plus Convolution Lower Bounds via a Higher-Order BSG Theorem

Nick Fischer, Ce Jin, Yinzhan Xu

Min-Plus Convolution is a central problem in fine-grained complexity, and the associated Min-Plus Convolution Hypothesis forms the basis for a wide range of conditional lower bound…

cs.DS2026

Deterministic Monotone Min-Plus Product and Convolution

Ce Jin, Jaewoo Park, Barna Saha +1

The Monotone Min-Plus Product problem is a useful primitive that has seen many algorithmic applications over the past decade. In this problem, we are given two integer…

cs.DS2026

Classifying Identities: Subcubic Distributivity Checking and Hardness from Arithmetic Progression Detection

Bartłomiej Dudek, Nick Fischer, Geri Gokaj +4

We revisit the complexity of verifying basic identities, such as associativity and distributivity, on a given finite algebraic structure. In particular, while Rajagopalan and Schul…

cs.DS2024

New Applications of 3SUM-Counting in Fine-Grained Complexity and Pattern Matching

Nick Fischer, Ce Jin, Yinzhan Xu

The 3SUM problem is one of the cornerstones of fine-grained complexity. Its study has led to countless lower bounds, but as has been sporadically observed before -- and as we will…

cs.DS2024

Shaving Logs via Large Sieve Inequality: Faster Algorithms for Sparse Convolution and More

Ce Jin, Yinzhan Xu

In sparse convolution-type problems, a common technique is to hash the input integers modulo a random prime for some parameter , which reduces the range of the in…

cs.DS2023

Near-Optimal Quantum Algorithms for Bounded Edit Distance and Lempel-Ziv Factorization

Daniel Gibney, Ce Jin, Tomasz Kociumaka +1

Classically, the edit distance of two length- strings can be computed in time, whereas an -time procedure would falsify the Orthogonal Vectors Hypothesis. I…