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Geometric Complexity Theory III: On deciding nonvanishing of a Littlewood-Richardson coefficient Dedicated to Sri Ramakrishna Ketan D. Mulmuley ∗ The University of Chicago Hariharan Narayanan
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Document Date: 2012-04-03 17:03:42


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The University of Chicago Hariharan Narayanan MIT Milind Sohoni I.I.T. Bombay / University of Chicago / /

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University of Chicago Hariharan Narayanan MIT Milind Sohoni I.I.T. Bombay / The University of Chicago / National Science Foundation / University of Chicago / Computer Science Department / /

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