Small-Set Expansion in the 2-Degree Short-Code Graph, the Easier Version
summary
Proves that the degree-2 short-code graph satisfies small-set expansion for d-global sets by giving a Bonami-style hypercontractive bound: the d-degree part of any d‑delta-global function has its 4-norm controlled by its 2-norm, enabling escape probability ≈ 1 − 2^{−r} when r and globality scale like r^2. Uses rank‑1 edge model, Laplacians and coordinate derivatives, recurses on degree, handles dictator (rank‑one) obstructions, and carries the estimate through the short‑code → Grassmann reduction. short-code graph is an SSE for d-global sets Bonami-type hypercontractive bound on d-degree part
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:572-to-2 conjecture to short-code graphs
- 8:28Global sets and noisy mesh counterexample
- 11:06Sausage property for noisy mesh
- 14:49Global sets in short-code graph
- 18:59Hypercontractive estimates and Bonami bounds
- 29:31Bonami lemma for noisy cube
- 33:23Degree decomposition and Laplacians
- 43:41Bounding fourth norm with derivatives
- 59:48Summary and open questions
