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- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- The Equivalence of Sampling and Searching
- Introduction
- Background
- Our Results
- Proof Overview
- Preliminaries
- Sampling and Search Problems
- Algorithmic Information Theory
- Information Theory
- Main Result
- Implication for Quantum Computing
- Extensions and Open Problems
- Equivalence of Sampling and Decision Problems?
- Was Kolmogorov Complexity Necessary?
- From Search Problems to Sampling Problems
- Making the Search Problem Checkable
- References
- Towards a Complexity Theory of Randomized Search Heuristics: Ranking-Based Black-Box Complexity
- Introduction
- Notation and Previous Black-Box Models
- Notation
- Unrestricted and Unbiased Black-Box Model
- The Ranking-Based Black-Box Model
- Ranking-Based Black-Box Complexity of OneMax
- The Different Black-Box Complexities of BinaryValue
- Ranking-Based Black-Box Complexity of LeadingOnes
- Conclusions
- References
- Learning Read-Constant Polynomials of Constant Degree Modulo Composites
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Polynomials over Finite Rings
- Structural Properties of Polynomials
- Learning with Membership Queries
- Equivalence Relations between Monomials
- Idea of the Learning Algorithm
- Properties of Polynomials Equipped with a Magic Set
- The Learning Algorithm
- Extensions to Higher Degrees
- Future Work
- References
- On the Arithmetic Complexity of Euler Function
- Introduction
- Arithmetic Complexity Classes and Permanent Polynomial
- The Family { E,n(x) }n & 0
- The Family { E,n(x) }n & 0
- Black-Box Derandomization of PIT
- Open Questions
- References
- Pseudo-random Graphs and Bit Probe Schemes with One-Sided Error
- Introduction
- How BMRV-Scheme Works
- Proof of Theorem 5
- Refinement of the Property of -Reduction
- Testing the Property of Strong -Reduction
- Pseudo-random Graphs
- Complexity of Encoding
- Proof of Theorem 6: Effective Encoding
- Conclusion
- References
- Improving the Space-Bounded Version of Muchnik's Conditional Complexity Theorem via "Naive" Derandomization
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Kolmogorov Complexity
- Extractors
- Nisan-Wigderson Generators
- Constant-Depth Circuits for Approximate Counting
- Muchnik's Theorem
- Subject Overview
- Proof Overview
- Low-Congesting Graphs
- Space-Bounded Enumerability
- Derandomization
- Proof of the Theorem
- References
- The Complexity of Solving Reachability Games Using Value and Strategy Iteration
- Introduction
- Statement of Problem and Overview of Results
- Overview of Proof Techniques
- Theorems and Proofs
- The Connection between Patience, the Value of Time Bounded Games, and the Complexity of Value Iteration
- The Value of Time Bounded Generalized Purgatory and the Complexity of Value Iteration
- Strategy Iteration
- References
- Faster Polynomial Multiplication via Discrete Fourier Transforms
- Introduction
- Model of Computation
- Fast Polynomial Multiplication and Lower Bounds
- Our Results
- Organization of the Paper
- Basic Definitions
- An Upper Bound on the Complexity of DFT
- Unified Approach for Fast Polynomial Multiplication
- Extension Degree and Order Sequence
- Generalized Algorithm for Polynomial Multiplication
- Complexity Analysis
- Conclusion
- References
- Kolmogorov Complexity as a Language
- Introduction
- Foundations of Probability Theory
- Random Sequences
- Sampling Random Strings
- Counting Arguments and Existence Proofs
- A Simple Example
- One-Tape Turing Machines
- Forbidden Patterns and Everywhere Complex Sequences
- Gilbert-Varshamov Bound and Its Generalization
- Complexity and Combinatorial Statements
- Inequalities for Kolmogorov Complexity and Their Combinatorial Meaning
- Common Information and Graph Minors
- Almost Uniform Sets
- Shannon Information Theory
- Shannon Coding Theorem
- Complexity, Entropy and Group Size
- Muchnik's Theorem
- Romashchenko's Theorem
- Computability (Recursion) Theory
- Simple Sets
- Lower Semicomputable Random Reals
- Other Examples
- Constructive Proof of Lovasz Local Lemma
- Berry, Gödel, Chaitin, Raz
- 13th Hilbert Problem
- Secret Sharing
- Quasi-cryptography
- References
- Almost k-Wise Independent Sets Establish Hitting Sets for Width-3 1-Branching Programs
- Introduction
- Branching Programs and the Richness Condition
- Almost k-Wise Independent Sets Are Rich
- Modifications of Partition Classes
- Almost k-Wise Independence
- Frequent Cardinalities
- Taylor's Theorem
- Conclusion
- References
- The Complexity of Inversion of Explicit Goldreich's Function by DPLL Algorithms
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- DPLL Algorithms
- Expanders
- Goldreich's Function
- Formulas from Goldreich's Function
- Almost Bijective Goldreich's Function
- Linear Function
- Slightly Nonlinear Goldreich's Function
- Lower Bound on Unsatisfiable Formulas
- Lower Bound on Satisfiable Formulas
- Closure
- Clever Myopic Algorithm
- References
- Gate Elimination for Linear Functions and New Feebly Secure Constructions
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Gate Elimination for Linear Functions
- A New Linear Feebly Secure Trapdoor Function
- Nonconstructive Bounds for Linear Functions
- Conclusion
- References
- Finite Groups and Complexity Theory: From Leningrad to Saint Petersburg via Las Vegas
- Introduction
- Recognition vs. Construction vs. Sampling
- The Graph Isomorphism Problem in 1979: A Las Vegas Algorithm
- Recognition vs. Sampling
- Tower of Groups
- Applications
- ``Tower of Groups'' Derandomized
- Ignorance Is Bliss
- Permutation Groups in NC
- Matrix Group Membership
- Black-Box Groups
- Nondeterministic Complexity of Membership
- Nondeterministic Complexity of Nonmembership. Arthur-Merlin Games, Almost-NP
- Randomization Tools
- Cryptographic Barriers
- The BB Filtration
- Constructive Membership Test. Center
- Statistical Group Theory
- Prequel: Leningrad, November 4, 1978
- Ten Rubles Extra
- Cylinder Intersection
- Las Vegas in Montreal
- References
- On Maltsev Digraphs
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Algebra
- Graph Theory
- Retracts of Maltsev Digraphs
- Characterisations, Polymorphisms and Algorithms
- Rectangular Characterisations and Other Polymorphisms
- Conservative 2-Semilattice Polymorphisms
- A Simple Inductive Construction of Maltsev DAGs
- Some Applications to the Constraint Satisfaction Problem
- References
- Join-Reachability Problems in Directed Graphs
- Introduction
- Preprocessing: Computing Layers and Removing Cycles
- Computational Complexity
- Combinatorial Complexity
- Two Paths
- Tree and Path
- Two Trees
- Unoriented Trees
- Planar Digraphs
- General Digraphs
- Data Structures
- Conclusions and Open Problems
- References
- Graphs of Bounded Treewidth Can Be Canonized in AC1
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Canonization of Graphs of Bounded Treewidth
- Pre-ordering for Canonization and Valid Child Bags
- Minimal Description for Graphs of Bounded Treewidth
- Complexity Analysis
- The Canonization
- References
- Snakes and Cellular Automata: Reductions and Inseparability Results
- Introduction
- Definitions
- Tilings
- Cellular Automata
- Directed Tiles and Paths
- Snake Tiling Problems
- Inseparability Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Computing the Clique-Width of Large Path Powers in Linear Time via a New Characterisation of Clique-Width
- Introduction
- Definitions and Notation
- Supergroup Partitions Characterise Clique-Width
- The Clique-Width of Large Path Powers
- Final Remarks
- References
- An Extended Tree-Width Notion for Directed Graphs Related to the Computation of Permanents
- Introduction
- Basic Notions
- Triangular Tree-Width
- A Guiding Example
- Computing Permanents of Matrices of Bounded ttw
- Particular Case: Perfect Triangular Decompositions
- The General Case
- Efficiently Solving Subclasses of Hamiltonian Cycle
- Open Questions
- References
- Computing Vertex-Surjective Homomorphisms to Partially Reflexive Trees
- Introduction
- The Polynomially Solvable Cases of Theorem 1
- Parameterized Complexity
- The NP-Complete Cases of Theorem 1
- Future Research
- References
- Compressed Membership in Automata with Compressed Labels
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- A Deterministic Algorithm
- A Nondeterministic Algorithm
- Compressed Unary Labels
- Some Combinatorics on Words
- Proof of Theorem 4
- Conclusion
- References
- Locally Decodable Codes
- References
- Precedence Automata and Languages
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Floyd Automata
- Floyd Automata vs. Floyd Grammars
- From Floyd Grammars to Floyd Automata
- From Floyd Automata to Floyd Grammars
- $\omega$-Languages
- Conclusions and Further Research
- References
- Orbits of Linear Maps and Regular Languages
- Preliminaries
- Decidable Variations of PB-Realizability Problem
- An Undecidable Problem
- References
- Shared-Memory Systems and Charts
- Communication with Shared Variables
- Shared-Memory Systems
- Partial-Order Semantics of Shared-Memory Systems
- Asynchronous Automata and Zielonka's Theorem
- Expressive Power of Shared-Memory Systems
- Cut-Bounded Languages
- Refinements of Cut-Bounded Languages
- Büchi's Theorem for Cut-Bounded Languages
- Generalizations of Zielonka's Theorem
- Shared-Memory Charts
- Gates and Shared-Memory Charts
- Asynchronous Product of Shared-Memory Charts
- Checking Cut-Boundedness of an SMC Specification
- Loop-Connected SMC Specifications
- Related Work
- References
- On the CSP Dichotomy Conjecture
- Introduction
- CSP, Homomorphisms, Logic
- CSP vs. MMSNP, Dichotomy
- Algorithmic Approaches
- Propagation Algorithms
- Gaussian Elimination
- Logic Characterizations
- Algebraic Background
- Polymorphisms
- Algebras
- Algebras and Algorithms
- Datalog and Bounded Width
- Gaussian Elimination and Few Subpowers
- Combining the Two Approaches
- References
- LR(0) Conjunctive Grammars and Deterministic Synchronized Alternating Pushdown Automata
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Conjunctive Grammars
- Synchronized Alternating Pushdown Automata
- Deterministic SAPDA Model Definition
- Linear Membership for DSAPDA
- LR(0) Conjunctive Grammars
- Constructing an LR(0) Grammar from a DSAPDA
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Two-Way Automata versus Logarithmic Space
- Introduction
- Preparation
- Machines
- Reductions
- The Berman-Lingas Theorem
- Conclusion
- References
- A Polynomial-Time Algorithm for Finding a Minimal Conflicting Set Containing a Given Row
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Finding an MCSR Involving a Given Row
- MIk Tucker Configurations
- MIIIk Tucker Configurations
- MIIk Tucker Configurations
- MIV and MV Tucker Configurations
- Summing Up
- Applying Our Framework to Related Problems
- References
- Two Combinatorial Criteria for BWT Images
- Introduction to BWT
- Definitions and Preliminaries
- BWT and Structure of Permutations
- Block Structure of BWT Images
- References
- Recent Results on Polynomial Identity Testing
- References
- Towards Approximate Matching in Compressed Strings: Local Subsequence Recognition
- Introduction
- General Techniques
- Preliminaries
- Semi-local LCS
- Alignment Dags and Score Matrices
- Score Matrix Composition
- Subsequences in Compressed Strings
- Three-Way Semi-local LCS
- Local Subsequence Recognition
- Conclusions
- References
- The Optimal Strategy for the Average Long-Lived Consensus
- Introduction
- Average Instability
- Framework
- The Result
- The Auxiliary Process and Its Optimal Strategy
- The Auxiliary Process
- Trajectory Colorings
- Analysis of the Auxiliary Process
- From the Auxiliary Process to the Original Process
- Extensions
- Infinite Memory
- Other Probability Distributions
- References
- Improved Online Scheduling in Maximizing Throughput of Equal Length Jobs
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Our Contribution
- Preliminaries
- A 4.24-Competitive Algorithm for Preemption with Restart
- A 4.24-Competitive Algorithm for Preemption with Resume
- References
- Recognizing Sparse Perfect Elimination Bipartite Graphs
- Introduction
- Perfect Elimination Bipartite Graphs
- Goh-Rotem on Sparse Instances
- Avoiding Matrix Multiplication
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- A Multiple-Conclusion Calculus for First-Order Gödel Logic
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Proof-Theoretical Preliminaries
- Semantic Preliminaries
- The Multiple-Conclusion System
- Soundness, Completeness and Cut-Admissibility
- Cut-Admissibility for HIF
- Further Research
- References
- Author Index
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