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Reports tagged with TC0:
TR09-085 | 14th September 2009
Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Stephanie Reifferscheid

An Approach to characterize the Regular Languages in TC0 with Linear Wires

Revisions: 1

We consider the regular languages recognized by weighted threshold circuits with a linear number of wires.
We present a simple proof to show that parity cannot be computed by such circuits.
Our proofs are based on an explicit construction to restrict the input of the circuit such that the value ... more >>>


TR11-095 | 22nd June 2011
Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Klaus-Joern Lange, Pierre McKenzie

Low uniform versions of NC1

Revisions: 1

In the setting known as DLOGTIME-uniformity,
the fundamental complexity classes
$AC^0\subset ACC^0\subseteq TC^0\subseteq NC^1$ have several
robust characterizations.
In this paper we refine uniformity further and examine the impact
of these refinements on $NC^1$ and its subclasses.
When applied to the logarithmic circuit depth characterization of $NC^1$,
some refinements leave ... more >>>


TR23-045 | 13th April 2023
Vinayak Kumar

Tight Correlation Bounds for Circuits Between AC0 and TC0

Revisions: 1

We initiate the study of generalized $AC^0$ circuits comprised of arbitrary unbounded fan-in gates which only need to be constant over inputs of Hamming weight $\ge k$ (up to negations of the input bits), which we denote $GC^0(k)$. The gate set of this class includes biased LTFs like the $k$-$OR$ ... more >>>


TR24-130 | 30th August 2024
Sabee Grewal, Vinayak Kumar

Improved Circuit Lower Bounds With Applications to Exponential Separations Between Quantum and Classical Circuits

Revisions: 1

Kumar (CCC, 2023) used a novel switching lemma to prove exponential-size lower bounds for a circuit class $GC^0$ that not only contains $AC^0$ but can---with a single gate---compute functions that require exponential-size $TC^0$ circuits. Their main result was that switching-lemma lower bounds for $AC^0$ lift to $GC^0$ with no loss ... more >>>




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