Abstract
We provide a general framework to exclude parameterized running times of the form for problems that have polynomial running time lower bounds under hypotheses from fine-grained complexity. Our framework is based on cross-compositions from parameterized complexity. We (conditionally) exclude running times of the form for any and for the following problems: - Longest Common Subsequence: Given two length- strings and , is there a common subsequence of length ? - Discrete Fréchet Distance: Given two lists of points each and , is the Fréchet distance of the lists at most ? Here is the maximum number of points which one list is ahead of the other list in an optimum traversal. Moreover, we exclude running times for any and for: - Negative Triangle: Given an edge-weighted graph with vertices, is there a triangle whose sum of edge-weights is negative? Here is the order of a maximum connected component. - Triangle Collection: Given a vertex-colored graph with vertices, is there for each triple of colors a triangle whose vertices have these three colors? Here is the order of a maximum connected component. - 2nd Shortest Path: Given an -vertex edge-weighted directed graph, two vertices and , and , has the second longest --path length at most ? Here is the directed feedback vertex set. Except for 2nd Shortest Path all these running time bounds are tight, that is, algorithms with running time for any and for any , respectively, are known.
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