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Artifact ↗Is block sensitivity at most quadratic in sensitivity? (Nisan-Szegedy)
Theorem 1.1: for every integer an explicit recursive construction gives a nonconstant total Boolean function with , so no bound holds; the abstract also claims a fixed with along an unbounded family. This does not close the gap to Huang's upper bound ; the true exponent remains open. Because , it also implies a negative answer to the spectral-sensitivity question , which Meiburg had already disproved (see block-sensitivity-spectral-sensitivity-squared).
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Occurred: Sep 25, 2026
Delta type: SOURCE CLAIM
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Canonical aliases: Is block sensitivity at most quadratic in sensitivity? (Nisan-Szegedy) · Quadratic sensitivity vs block sensitivity
Confidence: Not scored
Registry verification: lean checked · announcement · candidate
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Nisan, Szegedy, On the degree of Boolean functions as real polynomials (1994) evidence for this event
VibeMathed record: Is block sensitivity at most quadratic in sensitivity? (Nisan-Szegedy) evidence for this event
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Is block sensitivity at most quadratic in sensitivity? (Nisan-Szegedy) evidence for this event
Theorem 1.1: for every integer an explicit recursive construction gives a nonconstant total Boolean function with , so no bound holds; the abstract also claims a fixed with along an unbounded family. This does not close the gap to Huang's upper bound ; the true exponent remains open. Because , it also implies a negative answer to the spectral-sensitivity question , which Meiburg had already disproved (see block-sensitivity-spectral-sensitivity-squared). parent of this event
Lean proof (OAI.Paper320.quantitative_separation) evidence for this event
Meiburg, Block sensitivity can exceed spectral sensitivity squared (arXiv:2608.00851), the construction this adapts evidence for this event
Is block sensitivity at most quadratic in sensitivity? (Nisan-Szegedy) parent of this event
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