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Emptiness and determinization of NFAs
To determine if an NFA $M$ accepts all strings you can first construct the machine that accepts the complement language $\overline{M}$ (here is the exponential bottleneck since you must first convert …
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Are there any pairing functions computable in constant time (AC⁰)
Interleaving the binary encodings of the two numbers a and b seems to be the best solution:
For example the encoding of
a = 20d = 10100b
b = 5d = 101b
We interleave the bits starting with the least …
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Are there any pairing functions computable in constant time (AC⁰)
Are there any known reversible pairing functions $f: \mathbb N \times \mathbb N \to \mathbb N$ that can be computed in constant time (FAC⁰)?
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Is every input gate of a Boolean Circuit (to decide a language) on a path to the output gate?
In complexity theory, when a uniform family of circuits recognises a language is it the case that each of the input gates is on a path to the output gate?
That is, there are no input gates with wires …
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What is the name of the function f(x,y) = ((x-1) mod y)+1 ?
Does the function $f(x,y) = ((x-1) \mod y)+1$ have an existing name?
f(1,5) = 1
f(2,5) = 2
f(3,5) = 3
f(4,5) = 4
f(5,5) = 5
f(6,5) = 1
f(7,5) = 2
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