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Complexity lower bounds for randomized computation trees over zero characteristic fields

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We obtain nonlinear complexity lower bounds for randomized computation trees with branching signs \( \{=,\not=\} \) over zero charac-teristic fields. As consequences we get the \( \Omega(n\,{\rm log}\,n) \) lower bound for the distinctness problem and \( \Omega (n^2) \) lower bound for the knapsack problem. For more customary randomized computation trees over the reals with branching signs \( \{\le, >\} \), similar bounds were proved: for the knapsack problem in Grigoriev & Karpinski (1997) and for the distinctness problem in Grigoriev (1999).

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Received: May 13 1997.

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Grigoriev, D. Complexity lower bounds for randomized computation trees over zero characteristic fields. Comput. complex. 8, 316–329 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s000370050002

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