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Testing Bipartiteness in Logarithmic Rounds
The seminal work of Goldreich and Ron (\textit{Combinatorica, 1999}) showed that bipartiteness of bounded-degree graphs can be tested using $O(\sqrt{n\log n})$ random walks of length $O(\log^{6} n)$. In this work, we improve their result by showing that $O(\sqrt{n})$ random walks of length $O(\log n
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