On the Parallel Evaluation of Multivariate Polynomials
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- Feasible arithmetic computations: Valiant's hypothesis
- Computing multivariate polynomials in parallel
- Greedy can beat pure dynamic programming
- Operator scaling: theory and applications
- Algebraic complexity classes
- Tropical complexity, Sidon sets, and dynamic programming
- Computing (and Life) Is All about Tradeoffs
- Lower bounds for monotone counting circuits
- On the depth complexity of formulas
- On the Size of Homogeneous and of Depth-Four Formulas with Low Individual Degree
- The computational power of depth five arithmetic circuits
- Lower bounds for tropical circuits and dynamic programs
- Barriers for rank methods in arithmetic complexity
- Quasipolynomial hitting sets for circuits with restricted parse trees
- Short Proofs for the Determinant Identities
- Non-commutative circuits and the sum-of-squares problem
- Shadows of Newton polytopes
- Homogeneous formulas and symmetric polynomials
- Notes on Boolean read-k and multilinear circuits
- Lower bounds on dynamic programming for maximum weight independent set
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