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  Quasilinear time complexity theory (1994) [5 citations — 0 self]

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by Ashish V. Naik, Kenneth W. Regan, D. Sivakumar
Proc. 11th STACS, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 778
ftp://ftp.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/tech-reports/93-34.ps.Z
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Abstract:

This paper furthers the study of quasi-linear time complexity initiated by Schnorr [Sch76] and Gurevich and Shelah [GS89]. We show that the fundamental properties of the polynomial-time hierarchy carry over to the quasilinear-time hierarchy. Whereas all previously known versions of the Valiant-Vazirani reduction from NP to parity run in quadratic time, we give a new construction using error-correcting codes that runs in quasilinear time. We show, however, that the important equivalence between search problems and decision problems in polynomial time is unlikely to carry over: if search reduces to decision for SAT in quasi-linear time, then all of NP is contained in quasipolynomial time. Other connections to work by Stearns and Hunt [SH86, SH90, HS90] on "power indices " of NP languages are made. Topics. Computational complexity.

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