AbstractIn this paper we extend a key result of Nisan and Wigderson (J. Comput. System Sci. 49 (1994) 149–167) to the nondeterministic setting: for all α>0 we show that if there is a language in E=DTIME(2O(n)) that is hard to approximate by nondeterministic circuits of size 2αn, then there is a pseudorandom generator that can be used to derandomize BP·NP (in symbols, BP·NP=NP). By applying this extension we are able to answer some open questions in Lutz (Theory Comput. Systems 30 (1997) 429–442) regarding the derandomization of the classes BP·ΣPk and BP·ΘPk under plausible measure theoretic assumptions. As a consequence, if ΘP2 does not have p-measure 0, then AM∩coAM is low for ΘP2. Thus, in this case, the graph isomorphism problem is low f...
In this paper we propose a quantification of distributions on a set of strings, in terms of how clos...
Nisan and Wigderson in their seminal work introduced a new (conditional) pseudorandom generator cons...
In the previous sections, we have seen a number of interesting derandomization results: • Derandomiz...
AbstractIn this paper we extend a key result of Nisan and Wigderson (J. Comput. System Sci. 49 (1994...
Every language that is polynomial time many-one hard for ESPACE is shown to have unusually small com...
We present a simple new construction of a pseudorandom bit generator. It stretches a short string of...
AbstractGiven a function f:{0,1}logn→{0,1} with circuit complexity s, we construct a pseudo-random g...
In several settings derandomization is known to follow from circuit lower bounds that them-selves ar...
Existing proofs that deduce BPP=P from circuit lower bounds convert randomized algorithms into deter...
We study computational procedures that use both randomness and nondeterminism. Examples are Arthur-M...
AbstractResource-boundedmeasure as originated by Lutz is an extension of classical measure theory wh...
Assume that for every derandomization result for logspace algorithms, there is a pseudorandom genera...
We continue the study of pseudo-deterministic algorithms initiated by Gat and Goldwasser [Eran Gat a...
We prove that AM (and hence Graph Nonisomorphism) is in NPif for some epsilon > 0, some language in...
We continue the study of pseudo-deterministic algorithms initiated by Gat and Goldwasser [Eran Gat a...
In this paper we propose a quantification of distributions on a set of strings, in terms of how clos...
Nisan and Wigderson in their seminal work introduced a new (conditional) pseudorandom generator cons...
In the previous sections, we have seen a number of interesting derandomization results: • Derandomiz...
AbstractIn this paper we extend a key result of Nisan and Wigderson (J. Comput. System Sci. 49 (1994...
Every language that is polynomial time many-one hard for ESPACE is shown to have unusually small com...
We present a simple new construction of a pseudorandom bit generator. It stretches a short string of...
AbstractGiven a function f:{0,1}logn→{0,1} with circuit complexity s, we construct a pseudo-random g...
In several settings derandomization is known to follow from circuit lower bounds that them-selves ar...
Existing proofs that deduce BPP=P from circuit lower bounds convert randomized algorithms into deter...
We study computational procedures that use both randomness and nondeterminism. Examples are Arthur-M...
AbstractResource-boundedmeasure as originated by Lutz is an extension of classical measure theory wh...
Assume that for every derandomization result for logspace algorithms, there is a pseudorandom genera...
We continue the study of pseudo-deterministic algorithms initiated by Gat and Goldwasser [Eran Gat a...
We prove that AM (and hence Graph Nonisomorphism) is in NPif for some epsilon > 0, some language in...
We continue the study of pseudo-deterministic algorithms initiated by Gat and Goldwasser [Eran Gat a...
In this paper we propose a quantification of distributions on a set of strings, in terms of how clos...
Nisan and Wigderson in their seminal work introduced a new (conditional) pseudorandom generator cons...
In the previous sections, we have seen a number of interesting derandomization results: • Derandomiz...