International audienceWe give a recursion-theoretic characterization of the complexity classes NC k for k ≥ 1. In the spirit of implicit computational complexity, it uses no explicit bounds in the recursion and also no separation of variables is needed. It is based on three recursion schemes, one corresponds to time (time iteration), one to space allocation (explicit structural recursion) and one to internal computations (mutual in place recursion). This is, to our knowledge, the first exact characterization of NC k by function algebra over infinite domains in implicit complexity
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Presented here are an algebra and a logic characterizing the complexity class NC1, which consists of...
Various simplified or improved and partly corrected well-known implicit characterizations of the com...
International audienceRecursive analysis is a model of analog computation which is based on type 2 T...
AbstractAn implicit characterization of the class NP is given, without using any minimization scheme...
International audienceThis paper is part of a research on static analysis in order to predict progra...
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accepté à Information and ComputationInternational audienceWe describe the functions computed by boo...
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During the last decade Cook, Bellantoni, Leivant and others have developed the theory of implicit co...
International audienceRecurrence can be used as a function definition schema for any non-trivial fre...
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We provide a resource-free characterization of register machines that computes their output within p...
Probabilistic complexity classes, despite capturing the notion of feasibility, have escaped any trea...
Recursive analysis is the most classical approach to model and discuss computations over the reals. ...
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Presented here are an algebra and a logic characterizing the complexity class NC1, which consists of...
Various simplified or improved and partly corrected well-known implicit characterizations of the com...