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Bounded linear logic: A modular approach to polynomial-time computability (English)
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27 September 1992
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The paper uses a restricted version of linear logic [each use of an exponential connective is bounded from advance] in order to produce complexity specifications. Any functional term of appropriate type encodes a polynomial-time algorithm and -- most intriguing -- any polynomial-time function can be obtained in this way. This is a splendid piece of theory motivated by fairly practical questions.
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restricted version of linear logic
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complexity specifications
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polynomial-time algorithm
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polynomial-time function
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