Separating Non-redundancy and Chain Length
Joshua Brakensiek, Venkatesan Guruswami, Aaron Putterman
Source abstract
For a constraint satisfaction problem defined by a relation , its non-redundancy is the size of largest instance (as a function of the number of variables) for which no constraint is implied by the rest. Its chain length is the largest such instance where the constraints can be ordered so that no constraint is implied by the preceding ones. Clearly but so far no asymptotic separation was known between these quantities. We exhibit an explicit arity relation for which .
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