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    Explicit Construction of RIP Matrices Is Ramsey‐Hard by Gamarnik, David

    Published 2021
    “…While it is known that random matrices satisfy the RIP with high probability even for n = logO(1)p, the explicit deteministic construction of such matrices defied the repeated efforts, and most of the known approaches hit the so-called (Formula presented.) sparsity bottleneck. The notable exception is the work by Bourgain et al. constructing an n × p RIP matrix with sparsity s = Θ(n1/2 + ϵ), but in the regime n = Ω(p1 − δ). …”
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    Scaling law for recovering the sparsest element in a subspace by Demanet, Laurent, Hand, Paul

    Published 2018
    “…If sparsity is interpreted in an ℓ1/ℓ∞ sense, then the scaling law cannot be better than s≲n/√k. …”
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    Seeded graph matching via large neighborhood statistics by Mossel, E, Xu, J

    Published 2021
    “…We show that it is possible to achieve the information-theoretic limit of graph sparsity in time polynomial in the number of vertices n. …”
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    Estimation of functionals of sparse covariance matrices by Fan, Jianqing, Rigollet, Philippe, Wang, Weichen

    Published 2018
    “…Specifically, we show that simple plug-in procedures based on thresholded estimators of correlation matrices are sparsity-adaptive and minimax optimal over a large class of correlation matrices. …”
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    Compressive wave computation by Demanet, Laurent, Peyre, Gabriel

    Published 2012
    “…While a linear superposition of eigenfunctions can fail to properly synthesize the solution if a single term is missing, it is shown that solving a sparsity-promoting ℓ 1 minimization problem can vastly enhance the quality of recovery. …”
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    Revisiting compressed sensing: exploiting the efficiency of simplex and sparsification methods by Vanderbei, Robert, Lin, Kevin, Liu, Han, Wang, Lie

    Published 2017
    “…We numerically demonstrate that KCS combined with IPMs is up to 10 times faster than vanilla IPMs and state-of-the-art methods such as ℓ[subscript 1]_ℓ[subscript s] and Mirror Prox regardless of the sparsity level or problem size.…”
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