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Selected Publications (see DBLP for my other papers)
- S. A. Cook and Y. Filmus, D. T. M. Le: The Complexity of the Comparator Circuit Value Problem, submitted in 2012. [arXiv:1208.2721]
[This paper solved several open problems raised in the CLS'11 paper below.]
- S. A. Cook, D. T. M. Le, and Y. Ye: A Formal Theory for the Complexity Class Associated with the Stable Marriage Problem, 2011. [arXiv:1106.4142]
- Short version appeared in Proceedings of CSL'11: [DROPS].
- Also presented in the LCC'11 (Logic and Computational Complexity) workshop. Presentation slides:
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- Slides for Prague's Logic and Complexity Seminar:
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- D. T. M. Le and S. A. Cook: Formalizing Randomized Matching Algorithms. (invited for the special issue of LICS'11) . Journal of Logical Methods in Computer Science 8 (3:5), 2012. [arXiv:1103.5215]
- Short version appeared in Proceedings of LICS'11. Presentation slides:
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- D. T. M. Le: On Three Alternative Characterizations of Combined Traces.
(invited for the special issue of Petri Nets '10). Fundamentae Informatica 113(3-4): 265-293, 2011.
[arXiv:1011.1030]
- R. Janicki, D. T. M. Le: Modelling Concurrency with Comtraces and Generalized Comtraces. Journal of Information and Computation 209, pages 1355–1389, 2011. [arXiv:0907.1722]
Theses
- Bounded Arithmetic and Formalizing Probabilistic Proofs, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Toronto, 2014.
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- Studies in Comtrace Monoids, M.Sc. Thesis, McMaster University, 2008.
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Notes and Expositions
- Lecture notes for Avi Wigderson's talks on "Randomness, Pseudorandomness and Derandomization" from the Fields Distinguished Lecture Series, Sept 2010.
- Randomness - A computational complexity view.
- Cryptography and Pseudorandomness.
- Expander graphs - a ubiquitous pseudorandom structure.
- I also wrote a news
article on Avi's talks for the Fields Institute's Winter 2011 newsletter.
I was just guessin',
At numbers and figures,
Pullin' the puzzles apart.
Questions of science,
Science and progress,
Do not speak as loud as my heart.
from "The Scientist" by Coldplay
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