Boolean Circuits, Tensor Ranks, and Communication Complexity
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- Matrix rank and communication complexity
- Some structural properties of low-rank matrices related to computational complexity
- Private information retrieval with sublinear online time
- The function-inversion problem: barriers and opportunities
- Topological bounds on the dimension of orthogonal representations of graphs
- Optimal collapsing protocol for multiparty pointer jumping
- The complexity of depth-two information networks
- On complexity of linear operators on the class of circuits of depth 2
- Lower bounds for complexity of Boolean circuits of finite depth with arbitrary elements
- Lower Bounds for Depth-2 and Depth-3 Boolean Circuits with Arbitrary Gates
- Hadamard tensors and lower bounds on multiparty communication complexity
- Upper bound on the communication complexity of private information retrieval
- Unexpected upper bounds on the complexity of some communication games
- Interleaved Group Products
- The minrank of random graphs
- Simultaneous multiparty communication protocols for composed functions
- On minrank and the Lovász theta-function
- On minrank and forbidden subgraphs
- Min-rank conjecture for log-depth circuits
- On shifting networks
- Bounded simultaneous messages
- Entropy of operators or why matrix multiplication is hard for depth-two circuits
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