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Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 157
Volume 157, Number 1, 9 April 1996
- Manuel Bronstein, Marko Petkovsek:
An Introduction to Pseudo-Linear Algebra. 3-33 - Olivier Devillers:
An Introduction to Randomization in Computational Geometry. 35-52 - Yoram Elichai, Yosi Yomdin:
Flexible High-Order Discretization of Geometric Data for Global Motion Planning. 53-77 - Dima Grigoriev:
NC Solving of a System of Linear Ordinary Differential Equations in Several Unknowns. 79-90 - Dima Grigoriev, Marek Karpinski:
Computability of the Additive Complexity of Algebraic Circuits with Root Extracting. 91-99 - Jean-Paul Laumond, Jean-Jacques Risler:
Nonholonomic Systems: Controllability and Complexity. 101-114 - Jean Moulin Ollagnier:
Algorithms and Methods in Differential Algebra. 115-127 - Jean-Jacques Risler:
A Bound for the Degree of Nonholonomy in the Plane. 129-136
Volume 157, Number 2, 5 May 1996
- Farid M. Ablayev:
Lower Bounds for One-Way Probabilistic Communication Complexity and Their Application to Space Complexity. 139-159 - Dima Burago, Michel de Rougemont, Anatol Slissenko:
On the Complexity of Partially Observed Markov Decision Processes. 161-183 - Dima Grigoriev, Nicolai N. Vorobjov Jr.:
Complexity Lower Bounds for Computation Trees with Elementary Transcendental Function Gates. 185-214 - Alexander V. Karzanov:
How to Tidy up a General Set-System by Use of Uncrossing Operations. 215-225 - Andrei A. Muchnik, Nikolai K. Vereshchagin:
A General Method to Construct Oracles Realizing Given Relationships Between Complexity Classes. 227-258 - Marek Karpinski, Igor E. Shparlinski:
On Some Approximation Problems Concerning Sparse Polynomials over Finite Fields. 259-266 - Leonid A. Levin:
Computational Complexity of Functions. 267-271 - Igor E. Shparlinski:
On Finding Primitive Roots in Finite Fields. 273-275 - Oleg Verbitsky:
Towards the Parallel Repetition Conjecture. 277-282
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