A large lower bound on the query complexity of a simple Boolean function
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(6)- Fundamentals of Computation Theory
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- Testability in group theory
- Crossing the Logarithmic Barrier for Dynamic Boolean Data Structure Lower Bounds
- Parameterized property testing of functions
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