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TR21-035 | 13th March 2021
Robert Robere, Jeroen Zuiddam

Amortized Circuit Complexity, Formal Complexity Measures, and Catalytic Algorithms

Revisions: 1

We study the amortized circuit complexity of boolean functions.

Given a circuit model $\mathcal{F}$ and a boolean function $f : \{0,1\}^n \rightarrow \{0,1\}$, the $\mathcal{F}$-amortized circuit complexity is defined to be the size of the smallest circuit that outputs $m$ copies of $f$ (evaluated on the same input), ... more >>>


TR21-034 | 9th March 2021
Oded Goldreich

Robust Self-Ordering versus Local Self-Ordering

Revisions: 1

We study two notions that refers to asymmetric graphs, which we view as graphs having a unique ordering that can be reconstructed by looking at an unlabeled version of the graph.

A {\em local self-ordering} procedure for a graph $G$ is given oracle access to an arbitrary isomorphic copy of ... more >>>


TR21-033 | 7th March 2021
Susanna de Rezende

Automating Tree-Like Resolution in Time $n^{o(\log n)}$ Is ETH-Hard

We show that tree-like resolution is not automatable in time $n^{o(\log n)}$ unless ETH is false. This implies that, under ETH, the algorithm given by Beame and Pitassi (FOCS 1996) that automates tree-like resolution in time $n^{O(\log n)}$ is optimal. We also provide a simpler proof of the result of ... more >>>



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