Jonathan Lenchner

List of research outcomes

This list is not complete and representing at the moment only items from zbMATH Open and arXiv. We are working on additional sources - please check back here soon!

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
On the number of quantifiers needed to define Boolean functions	2026-05-12	Paper
Multi-structural games and beyond Logical Methods in Computer Science	2025-01-31	Paper
Multi-structural games and number of quantifiers Logical Methods in Computer Science	2025-01-31	Paper
On the number of quantifiers as a complexity measure	2024-08-06	Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7662633 (Why is no real title available?)	2023-03-13	Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7662668 (Why is no real title available?)	2023-03-13	Paper
Line segment visibility with sidedness constraints Computational Geometry	2022-06-13	Paper
A Finitist's Manifesto: Do we need to Reformulate the Foundations of Mathematics?	2020-09-14	Paper
More Fun with L-Trominoes in Three and Higher Dimensions Mathematics Magazine	2020-05-04	Paper
On a Generalization of the Marriage Problem	2019-07-12	Paper
From Hall's Marriage Theorem to Boolean Satisfiability and Back	2019-04-15	Paper
Tiling One-Deficient Rectangular Solids with Trominoes in Three and Higher Dimensions Mathematics Magazine	2019-02-18	Paper
Connectivity graphs of uncertainty regions Algorithmica	2017-10-09	Paper
Analysis of \textsc{Watson's} strategies for playing \textit{Jeopardy!} Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research	2013-06-20	Paper
Omittable planes The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2011-10-18	Paper
On the affine Sylvester problem Discrete Applied Mathematics	2011-04-19	Paper
Connectivity graphs of uncertainty regions Lecture Notes in Computer Science	2010-12-09	Paper
Omittable lines Ars Mathematica Contemporanea	2009-01-09	Paper
Wedges in Euclidean Arrangements Discrete and Computational Geometry	2008-03-18	Paper
Opposite-quadrant depth in the plane Graphs and Combinatorics	2007-07-19	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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