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2-source dispersers for sub-polynomial entropy and Ramsey graphs beating the Frankl-Wilson construction
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Explicit DisperserEngineeringCombinatorial DesignComputational ComplexitySub-polynomial Entropy2-Source DispersersStructural Graph TheoryIndependent SourcesCombinatorial Design TheoryExtremal CombinatoricsDiscrete MathematicsBipartite GraphsCombinatorial OptimizationApproximation TheoryAlgebraic Graph TheoryComputer ScienceGraph TheoryEntropyRamsey GraphsExtremal Graph Theory
The main result of this paper is an explicit disperser for two independent sources on n bits, each of entropy k=no(1). Put differently, setting N=2n and K=2k, we construct explicit N x N Boolean matrices for which no K x K submatrix is monochromatic. Viewed as adjacency matrices of bipartite graphs, this gives an explicit construction of K-Ramsey bipartite graphs of size N.This greatly improves the previous bound of k=o(n) of Barak, Kindler, Shaltiel, Sudakov and Wigderson [4]. It also significantly improves the 25-year record of k = Õ (√n) on the special case of Ramsey graphs, due to Frankl and Wilson [9].The construction uses (besides "classical" extractor ideas) almost all of the machinery developed in the last couple of years for extraction from independent sources, including:
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