On Approximating the Covering Radius and Finding Dense Lattice Subspaces
summary
Links covering-radius approximation to integer programming by reducing to lattice enumeration using M-ellipsoids and Voronoi connectivity, gives single-exponential enumeration when the worst-shift lattice count is bounded; introduces the canonical filtration (lower convex hull of log-det vs rank) to split lattices into nearly orthogonal stable blocks; proves the Euclidean Kannan–Lovász variant up to polylog factors via reverse-Minkowski/slicing arguments, yielding checkable certificates (coNT up to constants) and suggesting an n^{n/2}‑type speedup for IP under a symmetrization conjecture.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:14Outline 1. Integer Programming and the Kannan-Lovász (KL) Conjecture.
- 1:20Integer Programming (IP)
- 4:05Lattice Point Enumeration
- 10:24IP Algorithm: "Flat" body case
- 14:56Kannan-Lovász Theorem [KL 88]
- 17:58Kannan-Lovász Conjecture [KL 88]
- 23:24Covering Radius Problem (CRP) a-GapCRP: Input lattice L(B), t 0 Yes Instance: (L) St
- 29:33Notation
- 30:23Volumetric Lower Bounds
- 35:31Canonical Polygon Stuhler 76
- 40:14Canonical Filtration Stuhler 76 n dimensional lattice L
- 49:09P2 KL vs Slicing Conjecture
- 52:42Reverse Minkowski Constant
- 53:31New Lower Bounds from Chains
- 57:46Open Problems
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