AbstractWe define and justify a natural sequential model of computation with a constant amount of read/write work space, despite unlimited (polynomial) access to read-only input and write-only output. The model is deterministic, uniform, and sequential. The constant work space is modeled by a finite number of destructively read boolean variables, assignable by formulas over the canonical boolean operations. We show that computation on this model is equivalent to expressibility in first-order logic, giving a duality between (read-once) constant-space serial algorithms and constant-time parallel algorithms
AbstractWe construct Boolean functions (computable by polynomial-size circuits) with large lower bou...
Monadic second order logic and linear temporal logic are two logical formalisms that can be used to ...
In the uniform circuit model of computation, the width of a boolean circuit exactly characterises th...
Consider a family of boolean circuitsC1,C2,…,Cn,…, constructed by some uniform, effective procedure ...
Consider a family of boolean circuitsC1,C2,...,Cn,..., constructed by some uniform, effective proced...
A function of boolean arguments is symmetric if its value depends solely on the number of 1's among ...
It is shown that the time needed by a concurrent-read, concurrentwrite parallel random access machin...
A function of boolean arguments is symmetric if its value depends solely on the number of 1's among ...
AbstractWe investigate the power of first-order logic with only two variables over ω-words and finit...
AbstractWe study first order expressibility as a measure of complexity. We introduce the new class V...
AbstractComputability logic (CL) is a semantical platform and research program for redeveloping logi...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to investigate models of computation from a realistic viewpoint...
AbstractWe argue that uniform circuit complexity introduced by Borodin is a reasonable model of para...
AbstractWe define the isomorphism and canonical invariant problems as queries on finite structures, ...
It is proved that no logic of programs with unbounded memory is reducible to a bounded memory progra...
AbstractWe construct Boolean functions (computable by polynomial-size circuits) with large lower bou...
Monadic second order logic and linear temporal logic are two logical formalisms that can be used to ...
In the uniform circuit model of computation, the width of a boolean circuit exactly characterises th...
Consider a family of boolean circuitsC1,C2,…,Cn,…, constructed by some uniform, effective procedure ...
Consider a family of boolean circuitsC1,C2,...,Cn,..., constructed by some uniform, effective proced...
A function of boolean arguments is symmetric if its value depends solely on the number of 1's among ...
It is shown that the time needed by a concurrent-read, concurrentwrite parallel random access machin...
A function of boolean arguments is symmetric if its value depends solely on the number of 1's among ...
AbstractWe investigate the power of first-order logic with only two variables over ω-words and finit...
AbstractWe study first order expressibility as a measure of complexity. We introduce the new class V...
AbstractComputability logic (CL) is a semantical platform and research program for redeveloping logi...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to investigate models of computation from a realistic viewpoint...
AbstractWe argue that uniform circuit complexity introduced by Borodin is a reasonable model of para...
AbstractWe define the isomorphism and canonical invariant problems as queries on finite structures, ...
It is proved that no logic of programs with unbounded memory is reducible to a bounded memory progra...
AbstractWe construct Boolean functions (computable by polynomial-size circuits) with large lower bou...
Monadic second order logic and linear temporal logic are two logical formalisms that can be used to ...
In the uniform circuit model of computation, the width of a boolean circuit exactly characterises th...