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- Probabilistic complexity classes and lowness
- The structure of logarithmic advice complexity classes
- Boolean operations, joins, and the extended low hierarchy
- Locating P/poly optimally in the extended low hierarchy
- Some connections between bounded query classes and non-uniform complexity.
- Sparse selfreducible sets and nonuniform lower bounds
- Nonuniform lowness and strong nonuniform lowness
- Closure and nonclosure properties of the classes of compressible and rankable sets
- Highly sparse sets as additive complements for a prescribed density
- Highly spare sets as additive complements for a prescribed density: an open problem
- Low sets without subsets of higher many-one degree
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- Fault-tolerance and complexity (extended abstract)
- A refinement of the low and high hierarchies
- Upper bounds for the complexity of sparse and tally descriptions
- The extended low hierarchy is an infinite hierarchy
- A relationship between difference hierarchies and relativized polynomial hierarchies
- The join can lower complexity
- A note on P-selective sets and closeness
- Nonuniform proof systems: A new framework to describe nonuniform and probabilistic complexity classes
- Robust machines accept easy sets
- Structural properties of oracle classes
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