Moser, Philippe
(2002)
Random nondeterministic real functions and Arthur Merlin games.
Technical Report.
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity.
Abstract
We construct a nondeterministic version of \textbf{APP}, denoted
\textbf{NAPP}, which is the set of all real valued functions
f:01[01] , that are approximable within 1/k,
by a probabilistic nondeterministic transducer, in time poly(1kn ).
We show that the subset of all Boolean functions in \mbfNAPP is exactly
\textbf{AM}.
We exhibit a natural complete problem for \textbf{NAPP}, namely computing
the acceptance probability of a nondeterministic Boolean circuit.
Then we prove that similarly to \textbf{AM}, the error probability
for \textbf{NAPP} functions can be reduced exponentially.
We also give a co-nondeterministic version, denoted \textbf{coNAPP}, and prove
that all results for \textbf{NAPP} also hold for \textbf{coNAPP}.
Then we construct two mappings between \tbf{NAPP} and promise-\tbf{AM},
which preserve completeness.
Finally we show that in the world of deterministic computation, oracle access to
\textbf{AM} is the same as oracle access to \textbf{NAPP}, i.e.
\mbfP\mbfNAPP=\mbfP\mbfprAM.
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Monograph
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Keywords: |
Arthur Merlin games; Randomness; real functions; |
Academic Unit: |
Faculty of Science and Engineering > Computer Science |
Item ID: |
10309 |
Identification Number: |
Revision #1 to TR02-006 |
Depositing User: |
Philippe Moser
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Date Deposited: |
11 Dec 2018 16:35 |
Publisher: |
Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexity |
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