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Computational complexity theory / Theoretical computer science / Logic in computer science / Boolean algebra / Circuit complexity / Complexity classes / Electronic design automation / True quantified Boolean formula / Satisfiability modulo theories / NC / FO / Boolean circuit
Date: 2014-08-26 19:53:27
Computational complexity theory
Theoretical computer science
Logic in computer science
Boolean algebra
Circuit complexity
Complexity classes
Electronic design automation
True quantified Boolean formula
Satisfiability modulo theories
NC
FO
Boolean circuit

Template-based circuit understanding Adri`a Gasc´on∗ , Pramod Subramanyan† , Bruno Dutertre∗ , Ashish Tiwari∗ Dejan Jovanovi´c∗ , Sharad Malik† ∗ SRI International , ,

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