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- Relativizations Comparing NP and Exponential Time,
Computer Science Department TR-15-83, Harvard Univ., 1983.
- A Recursion Theoretic View of Van Der Waerden's Theorem,
Computer Science Department TR-10-84, Harvard Univ., 1984.
- Clock versus Vacation Schedules (with Y. Levy), Bell Labs TR, Aug. 1984.
- Recursion Theoretic Techniques in Complexity Theory and Combinatorics (Ph.D),
Computer Science Department TR-17-85, Harvard Univ., 1985.
- More on the Random Oracle Hypothesis:
What is True Almost Always is Not Necessarily So.
Computer Science Department TR-1956, The Univ. of Maryland, 1985.
- Relativized Space with Immunity
Computer Science Department TR-1957, The Univ. of Maryland, 1985.
- A Hierarchy of Functions with Applications to Recursive Graph Theory,
Computer Science Department TR-1651, The Univ. of Maryland, 1985.
- The Complexity of Optimization Functions,
Computer Science Department TR-1652, The Univ. of Maryland, 1985.
- Learning Concepts from Subconcepts (with C. Smith),
Computer Science Department TR-1747, The Univ. of Maryland, 1986.
- Polynomial Terse Sets (with A. Amir),
Computer Science Department TR-1782, (also UMIACS TR-87-1),
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- Recursion Theoretic Properties of Minimal Honest Polynomial Degrees.
(with Steven Homer),
Computer Science Department TR-1803,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- Applications of Binary Search to Recursive Graph Theory,
Computer Science Department TR-1804,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- Supportive and Parallel-Supportive Sets (with R. Beigel and L. Hay)
Computer Science Department TR-1805,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- Terse, Superterse, and Verbose Sets (with R. Beigel,
J. Gill, and J. Owings)
Computer Science Department TR-1806,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- Nondeterministic Bounded Query Reducibilities (with R. Beigel,
and J. Owings)
Computer Science Department TR-1857,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- Training Sequences (with Dana Angluin and C. Smith)
Computer Science Department TR-1894,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- Embedding the Three Element Chain
Into the Turing Degrees: An Exposition
(with David Kamishlian),
Computer Science Department TR-2027,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1987.
- The Complexity of Optimization Problems
related to Partition (with S. Pearlman)
Computer Science Department TR-2028,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1988.
- The Existence of Matchings for Recursive and Highly
Recursive Bipartite Graphs (with M. Lockwood)
Computer Science Department TR-2029,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1988.
- Complexity Issues in Skeletal Automata
(with L. Fass)
Computer Science Department TR-2035,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1988.
- On the Complexity of Finding the Chromatic Number of a Recursive Graph II:
The Unbounded Case (with R. Beigel),
Computer Science TR-2036,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1988.
- Cheatable, P-terse, and P-superterse Sets
(with R. Beigel and A. Amir)
Computer Science Department TR-2090,
The Univ. of Maryland, 1988.
- Learning via Queries
(with C. Smith)
Computer Science Department TR-2148, (also UMIACS TR-88-89)
The Univ. of Maryland, 1988.
- On Honest Polynomial Reductions, Relativizations, and P=NP
(with R. Downey, S. Homer, and M. Moses),
Computer Science Department TR-2219, (also UMIACS TR-89-36)
The Univ. of Maryland, 1989.
- The Mapmaker's Dilemma
(with R. Beigel)
Computer Science Department TR 2262, (also UMIACS TR 89-59)
The Univ. of Maryland, 1989
- On Checking Versus Evaluation of Multiple Queries
(with Lane Hemachandra and Albrech Hoene),
Department of Computer Science technical report TR-323,
Univ. of Rochester, 1990.
- Learning via Queries in [+,<]
(with M. Pleszkoch and R. Solovay),
Department of Computer Science TR 2472 (also UMIACS TR 90-70),
The Univ. of Maryland, 1990.
- Selection Problems via k-ary Queries
(with K. Guimaraes and Jim Purtilo),
Department of Computer Science TR 2535
(also UMIACS TR 90-121),
The Univ. of Maryland, 1990.
- Frequency Computation and Bounded Queries
(with R. Beigel and E. Kinber),
Department of Computer Science TR 3187
(also UMIACS TR 93-128),
The Univ. of Maryland, 1993.
(Also on
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity.
(www.eccc.uni-trier.de/eccc/), TR95-036).
- Addition in
steps on average
(with R. Beigel, M. Ling, and L. Zhang).
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity.
(www.eccc.uni-trier.de/eccc/)
TR96-051. 1996.
- Some connections between bounded query classes
and Non-uniform complexity (long version).
(with A. Amir, R. Beigel).
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity.
(www.eccc.uni-trier.de/eccc/)
TR00-024. 1996.
- The Communication Complexity of Enumeration, Elimination, and Selection
(with Andris Ambainis, Harry Buhrman, Bala Kalyanasundaram, Leen Torenvliet)
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity.
(www.eccc.uni-trier.de/eccc/)
TR01-019. 2001.
- A Nearly tight bound for private information retrieval.
(with R. Beigel and L. Fortnow)
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity.
(www.eccc.uni-trier.de/eccc/)
TR03-087. 2003.
- Lower bounds on the Deterministic
and Quantum Communication Complexity
of
.
(with A. Ambainis, A. Srinivasan, A. Utis)
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity.
(www.eccc.uni-trier.de/eccc/)
TR04-120. 2004.
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2007-02-12