Circuit Complexity Of Boolean Functions
Circuit Complexity of Boolean Functions is a theoretical framework in computational complexity theory that measures the minimum number of basic logic gates required to compute a Boolean function in a Boolean circuit, distinguishing it by its focus on the inherent resource constraints of circuit size and depth for function evaluation.
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Almost optimal lower bounds for small depth circuits
Johan Håstad · 1986 · 630 citations
Separating the polynomial-time hierarchy by oracles
Andrew Chi-Chih Yao · 1985 · 554 citations
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