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SVP Is NP-Hard for Some Rank-2 Cyclotomic Modules
某些秩2分圆模上的SVP是NP难的
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摘要
Let be an odd prime. Let be a primitive th root of unity, and put , with ring of integers . As ranges over odd primes, we prove that the decision version of the Shortest Vector Problem () in the canonical -norm is -complete on full-rank free submodules of by giving a deterministic polynomial-time many-one reduction from Exact Cover by 3-Sets (X3C). The module rank is fixed at two. The main obstacle is closure under the action of . A module containing a nonzero vector also contains every scalar multiple of that vector by a nonzero element of , and some of these multiples may be shorter. Three ideas overcome this obstacle. First, we map the Bennett--Peikert Reed--Solomon lattice to a principal cyclotomic ideal and use Wan's point-count estimates to prove that a coset of this ideal contains many binary coefficient representatives. Second, we construct a checker whose canonical squared norm encodes the X3C equations, with a controlled nonnegative error term. Third, the checker and a second module coordinate combine with a separation bound for ideal cosets to rule out short vectors in NO instances. Each constructed instance consists of an odd prime , two integral generators whose generator matrix has nonzero determinant, and an integer squared threshold. The construction also gives -hardness of search- under deterministic polynomial-time Turing reductions with at most one oracle call.
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SVP Is NP-Hard for Some Rank-2 Cyclotomic Modules
Let be an odd prime. Let be a primitive th root of unity, and put , with ring of integers . As ranges over odd primes, we prove that the decision version of the Shortest Vector Problem () in the canonical -norm is -complete on full-rank free submodules of by giving a deterministic polynomial-time many-one reduction from Exact Cover by 3-Sets (X3C). The module rank is fixed at two. The main obstacle is closure under the action of . A module containing a nonzero vector also contains every scalar multiple of that vector by a nonzero element of , and some of these multiples may be shorter. Three ideas overcome this obstacle. First, we map the Bennett--Peikert Reed--Solomon lattice to a principal cyclotomic ideal and use Wan's point-count estimates to prove that a coset of this ideal contains many binary coefficient representatives. Second, we construct a checker whose canonical squared norm encodes the X3C equations, with a controlled nonnegative error term. Third, the checker and a second module coordinate combine with a separation bound for ideal cosets to rule out short vectors in NO instances. Each constructed instance consists of an odd prime , two integral generators whose generator matrix has nonzero determinant, and an integer squared threshold. The construction also gives -hardness of search- under deterministic polynomial-time Turing reductions with at most one oracle call.
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