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Tutorial on List Decodable Coding Schemes and Interactive Communication in Networks (Part 1 of 2)

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Shows a protocol that uses list decoding/list recovery to solve pointer‑jumping: given Alice and Bob’s layered edge sets the protocol outputs a small list of candidate leaves that provably contains the correct leaf, with list size Θ(1/ε) (order‑optimal). Uses tree‑code style encodings and alphabet reduction (polydepth → poly, then constant with more work) and achieves only constant communication overhead. Unique decoding breaks at the 1/4 noise threshold; with asymmetric noise unique decoding is possible when α+β < 1/4.

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  1. 0:00List decodable coding schemes intro
  2. 5:29Pointer jumping and list decoding
  3. 18:37List to unique decoding
  4. 20:10Unique decoding bounds tightness
  5. 29:48Adversarial noise limits
  6. 35:26Noise model objections
  7. 36:56Q&A
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