A circuit complexity approach to transductions
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- An application of the matrix representation of transductions
- Continuity of functional transducers: a profinite study of rational functions
- Circuit complexity of regular languages
- Synthesis of computable regular functions of infinite words
- A circuit-preserving mapping from multilevel to Boolean dynamics
- A note on detecting sneak paths in transistor networks
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