Quantum soundness of the classical low individual degree test #
Theorem thm:main-formal of Ji, Natarajan, Vidick, Wright, Yuen, Quantum soundness of
the classical low individual degree test (arXiv:2009.12982), for the game
MIPRE.LIDT.lidtGame: a strategy passing the test with probability ≥ 1 - ε has point
measurements consistent, up to the error lidtError, with the evaluations of a single
projective measurement with outcomes in the polynomials of individual degree ≤ d (one
per player, the two being consistent with each other).
Two corrections to the printed statement, established by the MIPStarRE formalization
(MIPRE.Background.LIDT.MIPStarRE), are built in: the sampling parameter k satisfies
400·m·d ≤ k (the paper prints m·d ≤ k) and 0 < k. The parameter k is free, since
the error has both a factor k² and a term exp(−k / (2560000 m²)).
The proof is delegated to MIPStarRE.LDT.Test.mainFormal through the bridge in
MIPRE.Background.LIDT.Bridge (Bridge.soundness), which translates our game,
strategies, measurements and consistency relation into MIPStarRE's and back.
Quantum soundness of the classical low individual degree test
(JNVWY21qld, thm:main-formal, with the corrections 400·m·d ≤ k and 0 < k).
If a strategy S for the (m, q, d)-low individual degree test, q = |F|, passes with
probability at least 1 - ε, and k ≥ 400·m·d is positive, then there are projective
measurements GA, GB on the two players' spaces with outcomes in the polynomials of
individual degree at most d such that, with δ = lidtError m d q k ε and for a uniform
point u: A's point measurement at u is δ-consistent with GB evaluated at u,
GA evaluated at u is δ-consistent with B's point measurement at u, and GA and
GB are δ-consistent. Consistency is MIPRE.inconsistency,
𝔼_{x∼μ} ∑_{a≠b} ⟨ψ| M^x_a ⊗ N^x_b |ψ⟩.