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Integer Circuit Evaluation is PSPACE-Complete
Florence, Italy July 04-July 07
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Ke Yang, Carnegie Mellon University
In this paper, we address the problem of evaluating the Integer Circuit (IC), or the {cup, times, +}-circuit over the set of natural numbers. The problem is a natural extension to the integer expression by Stockmeyer and Mayer, and is studied by Mckenzie, Vollmer and Wagner in their “Polynomial Replacement System”. We show a polynomial-time algorithm that reduces QBF (Quantified Boolean Formula) problem to the Integer Circuit problem. This complements the result of Wagner to show that IC problem is PSPACE-complete. The proof in this paper provides a new perspective to describe PSPACE-completeness.
Index Terms:
Integer Circuit, PSPACE, Chinese Remainder Theorem
Citation:
Ke Yang, "Integer Circuit Evaluation is PSPACE-Complete," ccc, pp.204, 15th Annual IEEE Conference on Computational Complexity (CoCo'00), 2000
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