A planar monotone circuit (PMC) is a Boolean circuit that can be embedded in the plane and that contains only AND and OR gates. Goldschlager, Cook & Dymond and others have developed NC² algorithms to evaluate a special layered form of a PMC. These algorithms require a large number of processors ( (n^6), where n is the size of the input circuit). Yang, and more recently, Delcher & Kosaraju have given NC algorithms for the general planar monotone circuit value problem. These algorithms use at least as many processors as the algorithms for the layered case. This paper gives an efficient parallel algorithm that evaluates a general PMC of size n in polylog time using only a linear number of processors on an EREW PRAM. This parallel algor...
We show that testing reachability in a planar DAG can be performed in parallel in O(log n log tim...
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. A planar monotone circuit (PMC) is a Boolean circuit that can be embedded in the plane and that co...
AbstractA criterion for testing whether a given monotone boolean function f is planar monotone compu...
We present an efficient parallel algorithm for the general Monotone Circuit Value Problem (MCVP) wit...
Abstract. A monotone planar circuit (MPC) is a Boolean circuit that can be embedded in a plane, and ...
We re-examine the complexity of evaluating monotone planar circuits MPCVP, with special attention to...
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We give a parallel algorithm for computing all row minima in a totally monotone $n\times n$ matrix w...
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We give a parallel algorithm for the problem of computing the row minima of a totally monotone two-d...
Using a notion of real communication complexity recently introduced by J. Krajcek, we prove a lower ...
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We show that testing reachability in a planar DAG can be performed in parallel in O(log n log tim...
International audienceIn this paper, a generic algorithm designed for the parallel evaluation of ari...
In this note we describe deterministic parallel algorithms for planar point location and for buildin...
. A planar monotone circuit (PMC) is a Boolean circuit that can be embedded in the plane and that co...
AbstractA criterion for testing whether a given monotone boolean function f is planar monotone compu...
We present an efficient parallel algorithm for the general Monotone Circuit Value Problem (MCVP) wit...
Abstract. A monotone planar circuit (MPC) is a Boolean circuit that can be embedded in a plane, and ...
We re-examine the complexity of evaluating monotone planar circuits MPCVP, with special attention to...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:8814.6307(67) / BLDSC - British Library Do...
We give a parallel algorithm for computing all row minima in a totally monotone $n\times n$ matrix w...
We present parallel algorithms for geometric problems on coarse grained multicomputers. More specifi...
We give a parallel algorithm for the problem of computing the row minima of a totally monotone two-d...
Using a notion of real communication complexity recently introduced by J. Krajcek, we prove a lower ...
AbstractWe prove a lower bound, exponential in the eighth root of the input length, on the size of m...
AbstractFew existing parallel graph algorithms achieve optimality when applied to very sparse graphs...
We show that testing reachability in a planar DAG can be performed in parallel in O(log n log tim...
International audienceIn this paper, a generic algorithm designed for the parallel evaluation of ari...
In this note we describe deterministic parallel algorithms for planar point location and for buildin...