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Underground - Complexity Seminar
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Tuesday: 10:15 - 11:45, room 117
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This seminar arised from a spontaneous idea. Our goal is to attract people to computational complexity theory and to broaden our knowledge in this area.
Join us!
References:
1. C.H. Papadimitriou, Computational Complexity, Addison Wesley, 1994.
2. M.R. Garey, D.S. Johnson, Computers and Intractability A Guide to the Theory of NP-completeness, Freeman, 1979.
3. M. Sipser, Introduction to the Theory of Computation, PWS Publishing Company, 1997.
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table edited by: Przemysław Broniek
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17.04.2007,
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Cancelled |
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03.04.2007, Jan Jeżabek |
Interactive proof systems |
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27.03.2007, Przemyslaw Broniek |
Polynomial Hierarchy & Beyond |
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20.03.2007, Przemysław Broniek |
Logarithmic Space and Polynomial Hierarchy |
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13.03.2007, Przemysław Broniek |
Functional classes and counting problems. |
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06.03.2007, Przemysław Broniek |
Probabilistic complexity classes |
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We will continue with presenting fundamentals of computational complexity.   |
27.02.2007, 23.01.2007, 09.01.2007, 19.12.2006, Grzegorz Gutowski |
Aproximation |
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05.12.2006, 28.11.2006, 21.11.2006, Jan Jeżabek |
Reductions, Completness & NP |
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07.11.2006, Przemysław Broniek |
Computational complexity classes - Continuation |
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We will continue the study of basic properties of complexity classes.
We will present Blum's acceleration, sum of classes and hierachy theorems.   |
24.10.2006, Przemysław Broniek |
Computational complexity classes. Hierarchy theorems. |
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We will continue with introduction to complexity theory. This time we will present basic complexity theorems concerning acceleration, hierachy, and relations between fundamental classes.   |
03.10.2006, Grzegorz Gutowski |
Introduction to complexity theory. Computational models. |
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We will start with introducing our computational model - Turing machine.   |