DS-1-2 On Formula Size Lower Bounds for Synthesis of Boolean Functions over Disjoint Sets of Variables
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概要
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Recently, it is shown that a complexity measure called sumPI which originates from quantum computing provides a good lower bound on the size of Boolean formulas. In this paper, we evaluate sumPI(f*g) in terms of sumPI(f) and sumPI(g), where f and g are "disjoint" Boolean functions, i.e., the sets of variables for f and g are disjoint, and * is an arbitrary Boolean operator. From this result, we obtain formula size lower bounds for any synthesis of disjoint Boolean functions. Moreover, we give a procedure that recursively generates Boolean formulas that cannot be simplified any more.
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- 2007-03-07
著者
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FUKUHARA Hideaki
Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University
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TAKIMOTO Eiji
Department of Informatics, Kyushu University
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AMANO Kazuyuki
Department of Computer Science, Gunma University
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Takimoto Eiji
Graduate School Of Information Sciences Tohoku University
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Amano Kazuyuki
Department Of Computer Science Gunma University
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Takimoto Eiji
Kyushu Univ. Fukuoka‐shi Jpn
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Fukuhara Hideaki
Graduate School Of Information Sciences Tohoku University
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Fukuhara Hideaki
Tohoku Univ. Sendai‐shi Jpn
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