Algorithms and Hardness for Multidimensional Range Updates and Queries
summary
Shows that multidimensional range updates flatten via a kd-style reduction to 1D giving ~Õ(√p) per operation and proves matching conditional lower bounds (no O(n^{0.5−ε})) under the OMv conjecture; reduces 3SUM to show near-quadratic hardness for richer update sets. Introduces a dynamic trellis decomposition and static-to-dynamic reductions that convert set-update+sum to inversion/triangle counting, yielding truly subquadratic algorithms (≈n^{1.47}) and extensions giving ≈n^{1.75} for more operations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20Orthogonal range problems
- 2:21Range updates and queries
- 7:56Prior Work
- 18:113SUM Hardness: + query, {+, max} update
- 22:28Partitioning into Trellises
- 25:47Separating dimensions For max query + update
- 29:31Reducing to static trellised instances
- 31:57+ query, set update: Inversion Counting
- 33:57Equivalences and reductions
