Published September 24, 2015 | Submitted
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Anchoring games for parallel repetition

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Abstract

Two major open problems regarding the parallel repetition of games are whether an analogue of Raz's parallel-repetition theorem holds for (a) games with more than two players, and (b) games with quantum players using entanglement. We make progress on both problems: we introduce a class of games we call anchored, and prove exponential-decay parallel repetition theorems for anchored games in the multiplayer and entangled-player settings. We introduce a simple transformation on games called anchoring and show that this transformation turns any game into an anchored game. Together, our parallel repetition theorem and our anchoring transformation provide a simple and efficient hardness-amplification technique in both the classical multiplayer and quantum settings.

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We thank Mark Braverman and Ankit Garg for useful discussions. MB was supported by NSF under CCF-0939370 and CCF-1420956. HY was supported by Simons Foundation grant #360893, and National Science Foundation Grants 1122374 and 1218547.

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