AbstractThis article surveys the links between regular languages and the class NC1, showing their importance in the classification of the fine structure of this parallel complexity class. Logical characterizations of these two classes are given in which the only difference lies in the use of arbitrary numerical predicates in the circuit case. It is also shown that there is a unique maximal class of numerical predicates which allows us to define only regular languages. Several characterizations of this class are given
In order to study circuit complexity classes within NC¹ in a uniform setting, we need a uniformity c...
AbstractThe notion of a p-variety arises in the algebraic approach to Boolean circuit complexity. It...
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AbstractThis article surveys the links between regular languages and the class NC1, showing their im...
. The circuit complexity classes AC 0 ; ACC; and CC (also called pure-ACC) can be characterized as...
AbstractWe give several characterizations, in terms of formal logic, semigroup theory, and operation...
We give several characterizations, in terms of formal logic, semigroup theory, and operations on lan...
AbstractWe study an extension of first-order logic obtained by adjoining quantifiers that count with...
AbstractIn order to study circuit complexity classes within NC1 in a uniform setting, we need a unif...
AbstractWe define the counting classes #NC1,GapNC1,PNC1, andC=NC1. We prove that boolean circuits, a...
The Boolean circuit has been an important model of parallel computation, but not many parallel algor...
AbstractWe prove that a regular language defined by a boolean combination of generalized Σ1-sentence...
AbstractIn this short note, we show that for any integer k, there are languages in the complexity cl...
International audienceThe regular languages with a neutral letter expressible in firstorder logic wi...
AbstractThe Boolean circuit has been an important model of parallel computation, but not many parall...
In order to study circuit complexity classes within NC¹ in a uniform setting, we need a uniformity c...
AbstractThe notion of a p-variety arises in the algebraic approach to Boolean circuit complexity. It...
accepté à Information and ComputationInternational audienceWe describe the functions computed by boo...
AbstractThis article surveys the links between regular languages and the class NC1, showing their im...
. The circuit complexity classes AC 0 ; ACC; and CC (also called pure-ACC) can be characterized as...
AbstractWe give several characterizations, in terms of formal logic, semigroup theory, and operation...
We give several characterizations, in terms of formal logic, semigroup theory, and operations on lan...
AbstractWe study an extension of first-order logic obtained by adjoining quantifiers that count with...
AbstractIn order to study circuit complexity classes within NC1 in a uniform setting, we need a unif...
AbstractWe define the counting classes #NC1,GapNC1,PNC1, andC=NC1. We prove that boolean circuits, a...
The Boolean circuit has been an important model of parallel computation, but not many parallel algor...
AbstractWe prove that a regular language defined by a boolean combination of generalized Σ1-sentence...
AbstractIn this short note, we show that for any integer k, there are languages in the complexity cl...
International audienceThe regular languages with a neutral letter expressible in firstorder logic wi...
AbstractThe Boolean circuit has been an important model of parallel computation, but not many parall...
In order to study circuit complexity classes within NC¹ in a uniform setting, we need a uniformity c...
AbstractThe notion of a p-variety arises in the algebraic approach to Boolean circuit complexity. It...
accepté à Information and ComputationInternational audienceWe describe the functions computed by boo...