On the Expressive Power of Read-Once Determinants
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Abstract: We introduce and study the notion of read- projections of the determinant: a polynomial is called a {it read- projection of determinant} if , where entries of matrix are either field elements or variables such that each variable appears at most times in . A monomial set is said to be expressible as read- projection of determinant if there is a read- projection of determinant such that the monomial set of is equal to . We obtain basic results relating read- determinantal projections to the well-studied notion of determinantal complexity. We show that for sufficiently large , the permanent polynomial and the elementary symmetric polynomials of degree on variables for are not expressible as read-once projection of determinant, whereas and are expressible as read-once projections of determinant. We also give examples of monomial sets which are not expressible as read-once projections of determinant.
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