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Nonuniform proof systems: A new framework to describe nonuniform and probabilistic complexity classes
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    Nonuniform proof systems: A new framework to describe nonuniform and probabilistic complexity classes (English)
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    The concept of a nonuniform proof system, as a generalization of Karp/Lipton's advice classes, is introduced and studied. Many results from (nonuniform) complexity theory can thus be obtained in a unified framework. This includes certain results on probabilistic classes, lowness results, and collapsing results for the polynomial-time hierarchy.
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    nonuniform complexity
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    advice classes
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    lowness
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