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ORCID11th CCC 1996: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- Steven Homer, Jin-Yi Cai:
Proceedings of the Eleveth Annual IEEE Conference on Computational Complexity, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, May 24-27, 1996. IEEE Computer Society 1996, ISBN 0-8186-7386-9
Session 1
- Manindra Agrawal, Eric Allender:
An Isomorphism Theorem for Circuit Complexity. 2-11 - Hervé Caussinus, Pierre McKenzie, Denis Thérien, Heribert Vollmer:
Nondeterministic NC1 Computation. 12-21
Session 2
- Kazuo Iwama, Chuzo Iwamoto:
Parallel Complexity Hierarchies Based on PRAMs and DLOGTIME-Uniform Circuits. 24-32 - Georg Gottlob:
Collapsing Oracle-Tape Hierarchies. 33-42
Session 3
- Noam Nisan
:
Extracting Randomness: How and Why A survey. 44-58 - Joan Feigenbaum, Lance Fortnow, Sophie Laplante, Ashish V. Naik:
On Coherence, Random-self-reducibility, and Self-correction. 59-67
Session 4
- Uriel Feige, Oleg Verbitsky:
Error Reduction by Parallel Repetition - a Negative Result. 70-76 - Marcus Schäfer:
Deciding the Vapnik-Cervonenkis dimension is SigmaP3-complete. 77-80 - Pascal Koiran:
VC Dimension in Circuit Complexity. 81-85
Session 5
- Dieter van Melkebeek:
Reducing P to a Sparse Set using a Constant Number of Queries Collapses P to L. 88-96 - Lance Fortnow, Judy Goldsmith, Stephen R. Mahaney:
L-Printable Sets. 97-106
Session 6
- V. Vinay:
Hierarchies of Circuit Classes that are Closed under Complement. 108-117 - Helmut Veith:
Succinct Representation, Leaf Languages, and Projection Reductions. 118-126
Session 7
- Michael E. Saks:
Randomization and Derandomization in Space_Bounded Computation. 128-149 - Ker-I Ko, Klaus Weihrauch:
On the Measure of Two-Dimensional Regions with Polynomial-Time computables Boundaries. 150-159
Session 9
- Clemens Lautemann, Thomas Schwentick, Iain A. Stewart:
On Positive P. 162-170 - Klaus Ambos-Spies, Elvira Mayordomo, Xizhong Zheng:
A Comparison of Weak Completeness Notions. 171-178
Session 10
- Yongge Wang:
The Law of the Iterated Logarithm for p-Random Sequences. 180-189 - Rainer Schuler:
Truth-table Closure and Turing Closure of Average Polynomial Time have Different Measures in EXP. 190-195
Session 11
- Alan L. Selman:
Much Ado about Functions. 198-212 - Stephen A. Fenner, Lance Fortnow, Ashish V. Naik, John D. Rogers:
Inverting Onto Functions. 213-222
Session 12
- Ashish V. Naik, Alan L. Selman:
A Note on P-selective sets and on Adaptive versus Nonadaptive Queries to NP. 224-232 - Samuel R. Buss, Toniann Pitassi:
Good Degree Bounds on Nullstellensatz Refutations of the Induction Principle. 233-242
Session 13
- Christos H. Papadimitriou:
The Complexity of Knowledge Representation. 244-248 - Ian Barland, Phokion G. Kolaitis, Madhukar N. Thakur:
Integer Programming as a Framework for Optimization and Approximability. 249-259 - Stephen A. Fenner, Frederic Green, Steven Homer, Alan L. Selman, Thomas Thierauf, Heribert Vollmer:
Complements of Multivalued Functions. 260-269
Session 14
- Manindra Agrawal, Vikraman Arvind:
A Note on Decision versus Search for Graph Automorphism. 272-277 - Uriel Feige, Joe Kilian:
Zero Knowledge and the Chromatic Number. 278-287
Session 15
- Eric Bach, Anne Condon, Elton Glaser, Celena Tanguay:
DNA Models and Algorithms for NP-complete Problems. 290-300 - Ming Li, Paul M. B. Vitányi:
Reversible Simulation of Irreversible Computation. 301-306
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