On Defining Integers And Proving Arithmetic Circuit Lower Bounds
On Defining Integers And Proving Arithmetic Circuit Lower Bounds
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关于整数的定义和算术电路下界的证明
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发表时间:
2009
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Peter Bürgisser
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作者:
Peter Bürgisser
Abstract.Let τ(n) denote the minimum number of arithmetic operations sufficient to build the integer n from the constant 1. We prove that if there are arithmetic circuits of size polynomial in n for computing the permanent of n by n matrices, then τ(n!) is polynomially bounded in log n. Under the same assumption on the permanent, we conclude that the Pochhammer–Wilkinson polynomials $$Pi^{n}_{k=1}(X - k)$$ and the Taylor approximations $$Sigma^{n}_{k=0}frac{1}{k!}X^{k}$$ and $$Sigma^{n}_{k=1}frac{1}{k}X^{k}$$ of exp and log, respectively, can be computed by arithmetic circuits of size polynomial in log n (allowing divisions). This connects several so far unrelated conjectures in algebraic complexity.