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Adaptive Black-Box Exactness Barriers for Nearest-Source Girth Estimation in CONGEST
Recent multi-scale nearest-source methods give polynomially sublinear approximations for girth in the CONGEST model. We study exactification by adaptive black-box composition while preserving the same fresh exchangeable source-selection primitive. Our scalar-oracle model exposes the sampled source i
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