Recently, an interest in constructing pseudorandom or hitting set generatorsfor restricted branching programs has increased, which is motivated by thefundamental issue of derandomizing space-bounded computations. Suchconstructions have been known only in the case of width 2 and in veryrestricted cases of bounded width. In this paper, we characterize the hittingsets for read-once branching programs of width 3 by a so-called richnesscondition. Namely, we show that such sets hit the class of read-onceconjunctions of DNF and CNF (i.e. the weak richness). Moreover, we prove thatany rich set extended with all strings within Hamming distance of 3 is ahitting set for read-once branching programs of width 3. Then, we show that anyalmost $O(\log n)$-...
Branching programs are a well-established computation model for Boolean functions, especially read-o...
We obtain the first non-trivial time–space tradeoff lower bound for func-tions f: {0, 1}nQ {0, 1} on...
In this paper, we show that one-qubit polynomial time computations are as powerful as NC1 circuits. ...
We give improved hitting-sets for two special cases of Read-once Oblivious Arithmetic Branching Prog...
We present an explicit pseudorandom generator for oblivious, read-once, width-3 branching programs, ...
A natural model of read-once linear branching programs is a branching program where queries are ?? l...
We give an explicit pseudorandom generator (PRG) for read-once $\mathbf{AC}^0$, i.e., constant-depth...
We give new upper and lower bounds on the power of several restricted classes of arbitrary-order rea...
AbstractWe first consider the so-called (1, +s)-branching programs in which along every consistent p...
We extend the tools for proving lower bounds for randomized branching programs by presenting a new t...
. We define the notion of a randomized branching program in the natural way similar to the definitio...
We survey some upper and lower bounds established recently on the sizes of randomized branching prog...
In [3] we exhibited a simple boolean functions f n in n variables such that: 1) f n can be computed ...
Abstract. Branching programs are a well established computation model for Boolean functions, especia...
AbstractRestricted branching programs are considered in complexity theory in order to study the spac...
Branching programs are a well-established computation model for Boolean functions, especially read-o...
We obtain the first non-trivial time–space tradeoff lower bound for func-tions f: {0, 1}nQ {0, 1} on...
In this paper, we show that one-qubit polynomial time computations are as powerful as NC1 circuits. ...
We give improved hitting-sets for two special cases of Read-once Oblivious Arithmetic Branching Prog...
We present an explicit pseudorandom generator for oblivious, read-once, width-3 branching programs, ...
A natural model of read-once linear branching programs is a branching program where queries are ?? l...
We give an explicit pseudorandom generator (PRG) for read-once $\mathbf{AC}^0$, i.e., constant-depth...
We give new upper and lower bounds on the power of several restricted classes of arbitrary-order rea...
AbstractWe first consider the so-called (1, +s)-branching programs in which along every consistent p...
We extend the tools for proving lower bounds for randomized branching programs by presenting a new t...
. We define the notion of a randomized branching program in the natural way similar to the definitio...
We survey some upper and lower bounds established recently on the sizes of randomized branching prog...
In [3] we exhibited a simple boolean functions f n in n variables such that: 1) f n can be computed ...
Abstract. Branching programs are a well established computation model for Boolean functions, especia...
AbstractRestricted branching programs are considered in complexity theory in order to study the spac...
Branching programs are a well-established computation model for Boolean functions, especially read-o...
We obtain the first non-trivial time–space tradeoff lower bound for func-tions f: {0, 1}nQ {0, 1} on...
In this paper, we show that one-qubit polynomial time computations are as powerful as NC1 circuits. ...