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TR11-125 | 16th September 2011
Andrew Drucker

Limitations of Lower-Bound Methods for the Wire Complexity of Boolean Operators

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We study the circuit complexity of Boolean operators, i.e., collections of Boolean functions defined over a common input. Our focus is the well-studied model in which arbitrary Boolean functions are allowed as gates, and in which a circuit's complexity is measured by its depth and number of wires. We show ... more >>>


TR11-124 | 15th September 2011
Nader Bshouty, Hanna Mazzawi

Algorithms for the Coin Weighing Problems with the Presence of Noise

The coin weighing problem is the following: Given $n$ coins for which $m$ of them are counterfeit with the same weight. The problem is to detect the counterfeit coins with minimal number of weighings. This problem has many applications in compressed sensing, multiple access adder channels, etc. The problem was ... more >>>


TR11-123 | 15th September 2011
Mark Braverman

Interactive information complexity

The primary goal of this paper is to define and study the interactive information complexity of functions. Let $f(x,y)$ be a function, and suppose Alice is given $x$ and Bob is given $y$. Informally, the interactive information complexity $IC(f)$ of $f$ is the least amount of information Alice and Bob ... more >>>



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