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Closest Vector Problem

Find the lattice point closest to a target.

Approximate search · Euclidean

Approximate Euclidean search CVP; each result states its factor γ or error parameter δ

3 results · 3 papers
ClassicalProvableWorst caseParameterized time bound in n and approximation factor
#PUBLICATION / AUTHORSDATETIME BOUNDSPACE BOUNDEVIDENCE
—Sampling short lattice vectors and the closest lattice vector problemMiklós Ajtai · Ravi Kumar · D. SivakumarCCC 2002SourceBibTeX / detailsapproximate search parameterized approximation21 May 20022O((1 + 1/δ)n) poly(input size)Exponential; no explicit leading constant recordedPublishedSource checked
—Solving the Shortest Vector Problem in 2^n Time via Discrete Gaussian SamplingDivesh Aggarwal · Daniel Dadush · Oded Regev · Noah Stephens-DavidowitzSTOC 2015SourceBibTeX / detailsapproximate search discrete Gaussian26 Dec 20142n+o(n) for approximation factor γ = 1.972n+o(n)PublishedSource checked
—Covering Convex Bodies and the Closest Vector ProblemMárton Naszódi · Moritz VenzinDiscrete & Computational Geometry 2022SourceBibTeX / detailsclassical provable worst case Euclidean approximate search covering parameterized approximation22 Aug 20192O(n) (1/δ)n/2 poly(input size, log(1/δ)), 0<δ<12n poly(input size), using the general-norm constant-approximation solverPublishedSource checked
Comparison definition & assumptions
Regime
Approximate Euclidean search CVP; each result states its factor γ or error parameter δ
Computation
Classical
Rigor
Provable
Instances
Worst case
Cost scale
Parameterized time bound in n and approximation factor
Parameter
n
Description
Approximation algorithms with their full factor/time dependence. Fixed factors and parameterized guarantees are retained in the result fields, not separate leaderboards.
Comparison rules
Find v in L with ||v-t||₂ ≤ γ dist₂(t,L), with the guarantee γ (or γ=1+δ) stated by each entry. Include all lattice preparation. Different approximation guarantees are not directly ranked against each other; preserve their time expressions and explicit factors. This is approximate search CVP, not exact CVP, promise decision or an online-only query problem.
Tags
Euclidean, approximate search, parameterized approximation