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The complexity of semidefinite programs for testing k-block-positivity
arXiv
Authors: Qian Chen, Benoît Collins
Year
2026
Paper ID
3285
Status
Preprint
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We extend \cite{chen2025srkbp} by analyzing the complexity of the k-block-positivity testing algorithm. In this paper, we investigate a symmetry reduction scheme based on rectangular shaped Young diagrams. Connecting the complexity to the dimensions of irreducible representations of U(d), we derive an explicit formula for the complexity, which also clarifies why the semidefinite program hierarchy collapses in the k=d case.
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