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A Fine-Grained Dichotomy for Bounded-Variable Query Evaluation: The Calculus of Relations, a Boolean Modal Logic, and One-Variable Counting Logic
We study the fine-grained complexity of evaluating Boolean bounded-variable first-order queries over sparse relational structures. For every fixed $k \ge 2$, every relational signature, and every fragment between $k$-variable primitive positive ($\mathrm{PP}^{k}$) and first-order ($\mathrm{FO}^{k}$)
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