AbstractThe computation of finite semigroups using unbounded fan-in circuits are considered. There are constant-depth, polynomial size circuits for semigroup product iff the semigroup does not contain a nontrivial group as a subset. In the case that the semigroup in fact does not contain a group, then for any primitive recursive function f circuits of size O(nf−1(n)) and constant depth exist for the semigroup product of n elements. The depth depends upon the choice of the primitive recursive function f. The circuits not only compute the semigroup product, but every prefix of the semigroup product. A consequence is that the same bounds apply for circuits computing the sum of two n-bit numbers
AbstractNotions of unambiguity for uniform circuits and AuxPDA′s are studied and related to each oth...
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We consider boolean circuits in which every gate may compute an arbitrary boolean function of k othe...
AbstractThe computation of finite semigroups using unbounded fan-in circuits are considered. There a...
The prefix problem consists of computing all the products $x_{0}x_{1} \ldots x_{j} (j = 0, \ldots,N...
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In this thesis we focused on the interplay of logic, algebra and circuit theory. While their intera...
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AbstractSuppose we have a completely-connected network of random-access machines which communicate b...
We give several characterizations, in terms of formal logic, semigroup theory, and operations on lan...
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We define a new structured and general model of computation: circuits using arbitrary fan- in arithm...
AbstractNotions of unambiguity for uniform circuits and AuxPDA′s are studied and related to each oth...
A semigroup is simply a set with an associative binary operation; computational semigroup theory is ...
We consider boolean circuits in which every gate may compute an arbitrary boolean function of k othe...
AbstractThe computation of finite semigroups using unbounded fan-in circuits are considered. There a...
The prefix problem consists of computing all the products $x_{0}x_{1} \ldots x_{j} (j = 0, \ldots,N...
AbstractWe study the regular languages recognized by polynomial-length programs over finite semigrou...
AbstractAlmost everything is known on the complexity of the parity function in fan-in 2 circuits ove...
The circuit evaluation problem for finite semirings is considered, where semirings are not assumed t...
In this thesis we focused on the interplay of logic, algebra and circuit theory. While their intera...
AbstractWe consider the complexity of computing Boolean functions by analog circuits of bounded fan-...
AbstractWe give several characterizations, in terms of formal logic, semigroup theory, and operation...
AbstractSuppose we have a completely-connected network of random-access machines which communicate b...
We give several characterizations, in terms of formal logic, semigroup theory, and operations on lan...
AbstractTwo properties, called semi-unboundedness and polynomial proof-size, are identified as key p...
We define a new structured and general model of computation: circuits using arbitrary fan- in arithm...
AbstractNotions of unambiguity for uniform circuits and AuxPDA′s are studied and related to each oth...
A semigroup is simply a set with an associative binary operation; computational semigroup theory is ...
We consider boolean circuits in which every gate may compute an arbitrary boolean function of k othe...