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Study of the complexity of sparse sets and of kolmogorov complexity

Objective



Research objectives and content
I plan to investigate structural properties of complexity classes, and to further my research on the sparse hard set problem by collaborating with experts at CWI and the University of Amsterdam. Specific issues I would like to address are: - the existence of sparse hard sets for P under logspace Turing reductions
- the existence of sparse hard sets for P under logspace randomized reductions
- applications of techniques used for the sparse hard set problem for P to the analogous problem for NP
Training content (objective, benefit and expected impact)
I would like to get a thorough training in the basics of Kolmogorov complexity and applications of the incompressibility method to computational complexity theory.

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STICHTING MATHEMATISCH CENTRUM
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413,Kruislaan 413
1090 GB AMSTERDAM
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