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This paper provides a rigorous mathematical proof establishing the lower bound for differentially private continual counting, clarifying theoretical limits in privacy-preserving data analysis. By simplifying and validating arguments related to tree geometry and differential privacy mechanisms, it advances foundational research in secure machine learning algorithms.
An Exposition of GPT Astra's Proof of Lower Bound on DP Continual Counting
arXiv:2609.28528v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: The goal of this note is to give a detailed proof, to the best of our understanding, of the recent presentation by Harrison and Leeman (arXiv:2609.17650v01 and arXiv:2609.17650v02) of the proof by Astra on the lower bound for differentially private continual counting. We believe a more natural and easy proof is possible and hope that this note will help in that effort. Prior to the initial preprint by Harrison and Leeman (arXiv:2609.17650v01), Bairaktari and Larsen (arXiv:2607.00876) gave an elegant proof to show a lower bound of $\Omega(\log^{3/2}(n))$ for both pure and approximate-DP continual counting, and in personal communication had informed us that they have a proof of optimal $\Omega(\log^{2}(n))$ for pure-differential private continual counting as well. They have subsequently published their $\Omega(\log^{2}(n))$ bound, which is now a joint work of Bairaktari, Dahl, and Larsen (arXiv:2607.00876v3). Their new result is an elegant extension of their technique for approximate-differential privacy. Although the two proofs are technically different, the Astra argument uses related tree geometry introduced in Bairaktari and Larsen.
Abstract:The goal of this note is to give a detailed proof, to the best of our understanding, of the recent presentation by Harrison and Leeman (arXiv:2609.17650v01 and arXiv:2609.17650v02) of the proof by Astra on the lower bound for differentially private continual counting. We believe a more natural and easy proof is possible and hope that this note will help in that effort. Prior to the initial preprint by Harrison and Leeman (arXiv:2609.17650v01), Bairaktari and Larsen (arXiv:2607.00876) gave an elegant proof to show a lower bound of $\Omega(\log^{3/2}(n))$ for both pure and approximate-DP continual counting, and in personal communication had informed us that they have a proof of optimal $\Omega(\log^{2}(n))$ for pure-differential private continual counting as well. They have subsequently published their $\Omega(\log^{2}(n))$ bound, which is now a joint work of Bairaktari, Dahl, and Larsen (arXiv:2607.00876v3). Their new result is an elegant extension of their technique for approximate-differential privacy. Although the two proofs are technically different, the Astra argument uses related tree geometry introduced in Bairaktari and Larsen.
This is full proof of GPT generated proof for DP continual counting written in preprint https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.17650v2
Cryptography and Security (cs.CR); Data Structures and Algorithms (cs.DS); Machine Learning (cs.LG)
arXiv:2609.28528 [cs.CR]
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