Primal/Dual Method for the Grothendieck Constant
Steven Heilman, Chris Jones, Giulio Malavolta
Abstract
We determine the hundredths digit of the real Grothendieck constant by proving 1.773 ≤ KG ≤ 1.7799. Furthermore, numerical heuristics suggest the estimate KG ≈ 1.779. We start by simplifying the Gaussian duality theory of KG, based on Hermite projection games and Krivine rounding schemes. The bounds are obtained by a heuristic primal/dual search for these objects, followed by rigorous certification of their values. The search and certification are performed using AI tools, and in particular the rigorous certificates are very large (analytical reductions to thousands of numerical inequalities).
Create a lesson
Related papers
How far is Kolmogorov-Loveland randomness from Martin-Löf randomness?
Tomislav Petrović
The Complexity of Finding Additional Solutions
Saman Farhat
On the Hardness of 4-to-1 Games with Perfect Completeness
Yumou Fei, Dor Minzer, Shuo Wang
Near-Inverse-Linear Barriers for Explicit Affine Witness Isolation
Sebastian Ben Daniel
∃ R ⊂eq CH
Alex Meiburg
The smallest programmable machine and the hardness of analyzing it
J. Andres Montoya