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Gil Kalai
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53 votes
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A combinatorial version for the polynomial Hirsch conjecture

43 votes
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The cozy neighborhoods of "P" and of "NP-hard"

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4 answers
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Does a noisy version of Conway's game of life support universal computation?

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1 answer
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Fourier coefficients Boolean Functions described by Bounded Depth Circuits with AND OR and XOR gates

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A Notion of Monotone Quantum Circuits

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A lottery that you can be convinced that it is fair

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Counting Isomorphism Types of Graphs

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2 answers
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Complexity of factoring in number fields

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1 answer
593 views

Approximately sampling from convex polyhedrons with quantum computers

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1 answer
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Sampling satisfiable 3-SAT formulas

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2 answers
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PPAD and Quantum

20 votes
2 answers
645 views

Bounded depth probability distributions

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1 answer
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The complexity of sampling (approximately) the Fourier transform of a Boolean function

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Are monotone Boolean functions in P well-approximated by monotone polynomial-size circuits?

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Practically Good Algorithms of a Very Low Computational Complexity Class

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Stronger notions of uniformizations?

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3 answers
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How Hard is Exact Simulation of Algorithms, and a Related Operation on Complexity Classes

15 votes
1 answer
404 views

Triangulating a Planar Polygon

13 votes
1 answer
513 views

Hardness of noisy Boolean functions

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1 answer
692 views

Quantum algorithms for QED computations related to the fine structure constants

11 votes
1 answer
280 views

To what extent, computational ability for hard tasks helps in solving easy tasks

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How hard it is to approximate the ground state of the (2-D) Hubbard model

8 votes
1 answer
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States and Probability distributions that the 5-qubits IBM computer can produce

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Computing permanents when we are promised that the value of the permanent is large