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Reports tagged with Universal algebra:
TR05-028 | 12th February 2005
Elmar Böhler

On the Lattice of Clones Below the Polynomial Time Functions

A clone is a set of functions that is closed under generalized substitution. The set FP of functions being computable deterministically in polynomial time is such a clone. It is well-known that the set of subclones of every clone forms a lattice. We study the lattice below FP, which contains ... more >>>

TR05-036 | 28th March 2005
Hubie Chen

Quantified Constraint Satisfaction, Maximal Constraint Languages, and Symmetric Polymorphisms

The constraint satisfaction problem (CSP) is a convenient framework for modelling search problems; the CSP involves deciding, given a set of constraints on variables, whether or not there is an assignment to the variables satisfying all of the constraints. This paper is concerned with the quantified constraint satisfaction problem (QCSP), ... more >>>

TR07-025 | 5th March 2007
Benoit Larose, Pascal Tesson, Pascal Tesson

Universal Algebra and Hardness Results for Constraint Satisfaction Problems

We present algebraic conditions on constraint languages \Gamma that ensure the hardness of the constraint satisfaction problem CSP(\Gamma) for complexity classes L, NL, P, NP and Mod_pL. These criteria also give non-expressibility results for various restrictions of Datalog. Furthermore, we show that if CSP(\Gamma) is not first-order definable then it ... more >>>

TR07-093 | 27th July 2007
Andrei A. Bulatov

The complexity of the counting constraint satisfaction problem

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The Counting Constraint Satisfaction Problem (#CSP(H)) over a finite relational structure H can be expressed as follows: given a relational structure G over the same vocabulary, determine the number of homomorphisms from G to H. In this paper we characterize relational structures H for which #CSP(H) can be solved in ... more >>>



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