Mathematics and Computation: The Landscape of P vs. NP
Surveys computational hardness, pseudorandomness, interactive proofs, and why resolving P vs. NP sits at the heart of mathematical knowledge itself.
Turing & Abel Prize Laureate, Herbert H. Maass Professor
Self-contained public lectures, keynote addresses, and research seminars.
Surveys computational hardness, pseudorandomness, interactive proofs, and why resolving P vs. NP sits at the heart of mathematical knowledge itself.



Discrete proof invariants, stochastic conditioning, pseudorandomness, and P vs. NP
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