Applied Mathematics |
Computer Science and Engineering |
Informatics |
Mathematics |
Computational Complexity Theory is the branch of mathematics that endeavors to show that certain problems are so hard to compute that they are essentially intractable. The study of encryption (encoding information in a secure way, to ensure privacy or to enable electronic commerce) is closely tied up with computational complexity. Allender's research touches on many aspects of complexity theory.
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(Aresty Summer Science) Research Problems in Computational Complexity Theory
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