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Algorithmic Regularity for Polynomials and Applications

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Randomized polynomial-time algorithms find an explicit degree-(D−1) polynomial factor that exactly generates any biased degree-D polynomial over high-characteristic fields, by estimating Gowers U^{k} norm values, refining factors to gamma-uniformity, and using Goldreich-Levin style search for large correlations. The procedure outputs the factor (and runs in roughly n^D time), and it enables decoding Reed–Muller codes beyond the usual list-decoding radius when the received word is a higher-degree polynomial.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 2:54Szemerédi Regularity Lemma
  3. 4:58Pseudorandomness for Functions over Finite Fields
  4. 6:48Pseudorandomness against linear phase polynomials
  5. 7:56Simple Decomposition Theorem
  6. 9:53Higher Degree
  7. 11:41Higher Order Fourier Analysis
  8. 14:59Polynomial factors
  9. 15:35Regularity of Polynomials
  10. 16:57Near Orthogonality and Regularity
  11. 19:32Refining to Regularity
  12. 21:52Decomposition for Polynomials
  13. 26:20Towards an algorithmic regularity lemma
  14. 27:31First attempt
  15. 28:36Unbiased Refinement (Regularity Lemma)
  16. 29:22Gowers uniformity norm
  17. 30:59Direct and Inverse Theorems
  18. 33:17Main Technical Lemmas
  19. 36:07Gowers Inverse Theorem for Polynomials
  20. 38:02Reed-Muller Code
  21. 39:14Decoding from Structured Noise
  22. 45:19Conclusion
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