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TR10-093 | 3rd June 2010
Sourav Chakraborty, David GarcĂ­a Soriano, Arie Matsliah

Nearly Tight Bounds for Testing Function Isomorphism

In this paper we study the problem of testing structural equivalence (isomorphism) between a pair of Boolean
functions $f,g:\zo^n \to \zo$. Our main focus is on the most studied case, where one of the functions is given (explicitly), and the other function can be queried.

We prove that for every ... more >>>


TR10-092 | 22nd May 2010
Charanjit Jutla, Arnab Roy

A Completeness Theorem for Pseudo-Linear Functions with Applications to UC Security

Revisions: 1 , Comments: 1

We consider multivariate pseudo-linear functions
over finite fields of characteristic two. A pseudo-linear polynomial
is a sum of guarded linear-terms, where a guarded linear-term is a product of one or more linear-guards
and a single linear term, and each linear-guard is
again a linear term but raised ... more >>>


TR10-091 | 14th May 2010
Nikolay Vereshchagin

An Encoding Invariant Version of Polynomial Time Computable Distributions

When we represent a decision problem,like CIRCUIT-SAT, as a language over the binary alphabet,
we usually do not specify how to encode instances by binary strings.
This relies on the empirical observation that the truth of a statement of the form ``CIRCUIT-SAT belongs to a complexity class $C$''
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