-
Michael Fredric Sipser (born
September 17, 1954) is an
American theoretical computer scientist who has made
early contributions to com****tional complexity...
- In com****tional
complexity theory, the
Sipser–Lautemann
theorem or
Sipser–Gács–Lautemann
theorem states that bounded-error
probabilistic polynomial (BPP)...
- doi:10.1145/1060590.1060647. MR 2181639. ECCC TR04-094.
Sipser (1997), Corollary 8.21, p. 299.
Sipser (1997), p. 297;
Garey &
Johnson (1979), p. 180 "Complexity...
- (ISBN 0-534-95097-3) is a
textbook in
theoretical computer science,
written by
Michael Sipser and
first published by PWS
Publishing in 1997. The
third edition apppeared...
-
connectedness testing,
suggests that
randomness may add power.
Randomized algorithm Sipser,
Michael (2006).
Introduction to the
Theory of Com****tion (2nd ed.). USA:...
-
University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Archived (PDF) from the
original on 2021-07-19.
Sipser,
Michael (2006).
Introduction to the
theory of com****tion (2nd ed.). Boston:...
- kind of
idealized machine".
Sipser 2006:137 "A
Turing machine can do
everything that a real
computer can do". Cf.
Sipser 2002:137. Also,
Rogers 1987 (1967):13...
- LCCN 2014000240. OCLC 867717052. S2CID 19315498.
Retrieved February 9, 2024.
Sipser,
Michael (July 1992). The
History and
Status of the P
versus NP Question...
- approach.
Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-42426-4. Zbl 1193.68112.
Sipser,
Michael (1997).
Introduction to the
Theory of Com****tion. PWS Publishing...
- problems. For example,
Sipser showed that
there is a
language M such that BPPM (BPP with
oracle M) has no
complete problems.
Sipser,
Michael (1982). "On...
