15. STOC 1983:
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
David S. Johnson,
Ronald Fagin,
Michael L. Fredman,
David Harel,
Richard M. Karp,
Nancy A. Lynch,
Christos H. Papadimitriou,
Ronald L. Rivest,
Walter L. Ruzzo,
Joel I. Seiferas (Eds.):
Proceedings of the 15th Annual ACM Symposium on Theory of Computing, 25-27 April, 1983, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. ACM 1983
Péter Gács:
Reliable Computation with Cellular Automata. 32-41
Michael Ben-Or:
Lower Bounds for Algebraic Computation Trees (Preliminary Report). 80-86
Leslie G. Valiant:
Exponential Lower Bounds for Restricted Monotone Circuits. 110-117
Eric Bach:
How to Generate Random Integers with Known Factorization. 184-188
Arjen K. Lenstra:
Factoring Multivariate Polynomials over Finite Fields (Extended Abstract). 189-192
Ravi Kannan:
Improved Algorithms for Integer Programming and Related Lattice Problems. 193-206
Greg N. Frederickson:
Data Structures for On-Line Updating of Minimum Spanning Trees (Preliminary Version). 252-257
F. Frances Yao:
A 3-Space Partition and Its Applications (Extended Abstract). 258-263
Amir Pnueli:
On the Extremely Fair Treatment of Probabilistic Algorithms. 278-290
Ernst-Rüdiger Olderog:
A Characterization of Hoare's Logic for Programs with Pascal-like Procedures. 320-329
Michael Sipser:
A Complexity Theoretic Approach to Randomness. 330-335
Ravi Kannan:
Alternation and the Power of Nondeterminism. 344-346
Neil Immerman:
Languages Which Capture Complexity Classes (Preliminary Report). 347-354
Dale Myers:
The Random Access Hierarchy (Preliminary Report). 355-364
Kazuo Iwama:
Unique Decomposability of Shuffled Strings: A Formal Treatment of Asynchronous Time-Multiplexed Communication. 374-381
Paul Young:
Some Structural Properties of Polynomial Reducibilities and Sets in NP. 392-401
Leonard M. Adleman:
On Breaking Generalized Knapsack Public Key Cryptosystems (Abstract). 402-412
Manuel Blum:
How to Exchange (Secret) Keys (Extended Abstract). 440-447
Harold N. Gabow:
An Efficient Reduction Technique for Degree-Constrained Subgraph and Bidirected Network Flow Problems. 448-456