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Exponential Lower Bounds for Depth 3 Arithmetic Circuits in Algebras of Functions over Finite Fields

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A depth 3 arithmetic circuit can be viewed as a sum of products of linear functions. We prove an exponential complexity lower bound on depth 3 arithmetic circuits computing some natural symmetric functions over a finite field F. Also, we study the complexity of the functions f : D nF for subsets DF. In particular, we prove an exponential lower bound on the complexity of depth 3 arithmetic circuits computing some explicit functions f:(F *)nF (in particular, the determinant of a matrix).

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Received: July 7, 1998; revised version: January 13, 2000

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Grigoriev, D., Razborov, A. Exponential Lower Bounds for Depth 3 Arithmetic Circuits in Algebras of Functions over Finite Fields. AAECC 10, 465–487 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002009900021

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