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Fast Multidimensional Approximate Agreement with Optimal Resilience Using Ball Validity
Multidimensional approximate agreement requires $n$ processes with inputs in $\mathbb{R}^d$ to output vectors close to each other, despite up to $t$ Byzantine faults. Under convex validity, outputs must lie in the convex hull of the correct inputs, which leads to resilience thresholds that grow with
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