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Computer Science › Polynomial and algebraic computation
Hypersurfaces with degenerate duals and the Geometric Complexity Theory Program
Landsberg, Manivel and Ressayre · arXiv (Cornell University) · 2010
The authors find equations for hypersurfaces whose dual variety is small, apply them to the Mulmuley-Sohoni variety, and use this to prove a quadratic lower bound on the determinantal border-complexity of the permanent.
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- Supported · 71%The paper proves that the permanent needs a determinant of size at least quadratic in the permanent's size, even allowing limits of determinants (border complexity).“We establish additional geometric properties of the Mulmuley-Sohoni variety and prove a quadratic lower bound for the determinental border-complexity of the permanent.”
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