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Sum of Squares SDP Relaxations on Random Tensors

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Proves a concrete runtime vs. guarantee tradeoff: a degree-d Sum-of-Squares proof (computed in time n^{O(d)}) certifies strictly better upper bounds on the injective norm of random k‑tensors than the naive spectral bound, interpolating between polynomial time (certify O(n)) and brute force (certify O(√n)) as d grows. Construction uses a symmetrized tensor spectral matrix and the trace method to bound its norm, yields subexponential refutations for random k‑LIN, and matches known SOS lower bounds up to logs.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to CSPs
  2. 3:08Planting and hardness
  3. 7:17Sum of squares results
  4. 12:28Injective tensor norms
  5. 17:24Spectral symmetrization
  6. 25:18Trace method for bounds
  7. 36:15Open problems and closing
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