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The Majority is Stablest conjecture
Majority is Stablest conjecture. The majority function is the most noise stable among functions which have low influences.
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The combinatorial low-degree correlation conjecture for pairwise-connected distributions
Let be a finite alphabet, let , and let be a pairwise-connected distribution over in which every atom has mass at least . A functi…
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Fourier completely bounded polynomial influential-variable conjecture
Let be a polynomial of degree at most . Its Fourier completely bounded -norm is denoted by , and…
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Aaronson–Ambainis conjecture on influential variables of bounded polynomials
Let be a polynomial of degree at most , with supremum norm . A variable has influence , and…
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The degree-normalized influence conjecture for homogeneous polynomials
Let be a homogeneous polynomial of degree in variables. Write for its variance, for the influence of the -th variab…
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Maximal asymmetric alpha-stability conjecture
Let satisfy , let , and let denote the maximal asymmetric -stability at mean . A dictator function is a…
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Li–Médard's asymmetric alpha-stability conjecture
Let be the noise parameter, let denote the maximal asymmetric -stability, and let dictator functions be…
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The linear approximation-rate conjecture for Boolean functions on the slice
Let and let satisfy … where the norm is with respect to the uniform measure on the slice. The authors of Filmus, Ihringer, Kindler,…
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Linear-error conjecture for the Kindler–Safra theorem on the slice
Linear-error conjecture for the Kindler–Safra theorem. Theorem should hold with an error bound of rather than .