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  || 16.11 ||  Streaming algorithms: finding the majority element, computation of the moment ''F''<sub>2</sub> in logarithmic space. ||
 
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  || [https://zoom.us/rec/share/6ez6JQsyBdPjS4JvLi3aAGfvfydLZGJVfD0YFhHl_B5nADRMrY3npHaoC6-MVD-T.j_BzHsk3lNiL8go3 01.12] || Lower-bound for exact and probabilistic computation of F_0 using one-shot communication complexity. Communication protocols. Functions EQ, GT, DISJ. Fooling sets. Combinatorial rectangles. Book: Kushilevitz and Nisan, Communication Complexity, 1997 [https://epdf.pub/communication-complexity.html download]   
 
  || [https://zoom.us/rec/share/6ez6JQsyBdPjS4JvLi3aAGfvfydLZGJVfD0YFhHl_B5nADRMrY3npHaoC6-MVD-T.j_BzHsk3lNiL8go3 01.12] || Lower-bound for exact and probabilistic computation of F_0 using one-shot communication complexity. Communication protocols. Functions EQ, GT, DISJ. Fooling sets. Combinatorial rectangles. Book: Kushilevitz and Nisan, Communication Complexity, 1997 [https://epdf.pub/communication-complexity.html download]   

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General Information

Classes: Tuesdays, 14:40–17:40.

Dates and Deadlines

Homework 1, deadline: October 5, 14:00
Homework 2, deadline: November 2, 14:00
Homework 3, deadline: December 7, 14:00
Colloquium: December 7, 14:40–17:40

Course Materials

The main reference is Sipser's book "Introduction to the theory of computation" Chapters 3, 7–10.

If you need some background in math, consider these two sources:
Lecture notes: Discrete Mathematics, L. Lovasz, K. Vesztergombi
Лекции по дискретной математике (черновик учебника, in Russian)


Date/Movie Summary Problem list
07.09 Turing machines, multitape Turing machines, connection between them. Universal Turing machine. Examples. Time and space complexity. Complexity classes P, PSPACE, EXP.
14.09 Time and space hierarchy theorem. Time and space constructible functions.
21.09 Circuit complexity. Examples. All functions are computed by circuits. Existence of functions with exponential circuit complexity. P is in P/poly.
28.09 Complexity class NP. Examples. Inclusions between P, NP and PSPACE. Non-deterministic TMs. Another definition of NP. Polynomial reductions, their properties. NP-hardness and NP-completeness, their properties.
05.10 Proving NP-hardness by reduction from an NP-complete problem. Examples of NP-complete problems.
12.10 Cook–Levin theorem.
26.10 Space complexity.
2.11 Oracle computation definitions. There exists an oracle A for which PA = NPA. There is an oracle B such that PB is not equal to NPB.
9.11 Probabilistic computation. Probabilistic machines, the class BPP, invariance of the definition BPP for different thresholds, RP, coRP, PP, ZPP. BPP is in P/poly.
16.11 Streaming algorithms: finding the majority element, computation of the moment F2 in logarithmic space.
23.11 Finding the frequent items in streams of data: SpaceSaving and Count-Min Sketch.
01.12 Lower-bound for exact and probabilistic computation of F_0 using one-shot communication complexity. Communication protocols. Functions EQ, GT, DISJ. Fooling sets. Combinatorial rectangles. Book: Kushilevitz and Nisan, Communication Complexity, 1997 download Problem list 12
08.12 Questions from students P vs NP vs PSPACE Problem list 13
15-16.12 Colloquium.

For interested students, we give a few lectures about parameterized complexity. We follow the book Parameterized algorithms by Cygan, Marek, Fedor V. Fomin, Łukasz Kowalik, Daniel Lokshtanov, Dániel Marx, Marcin Pilipczuk, Michał Pilipczuk, and Saket Saurabh. Vol. 4, no. 8. Cham: Springer, 2015.

Office hours

Person Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Sergei Obiedkov, Zoom 16:30–18:00 16:30–18:00
Bruno Bauwens, Zoom (email in advance) 14h-18h 16h15-19h