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Mean-payoff games and propositional proofs
Mean-payoff games and propositional proofs,10.1016/j.ic.2011.01.003,Information and Computation/information and Control,Albert Atserias,Elitza N. Mane
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Albert Atserias
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Elitza N. Maneva
We associate a CNF-formula to every instance of the mean-payoff game problem in such a way that if the value of the game is non-negative the formula is satisfiable, and if the value of the game is negative the formula has a polynomial-size refutation in Σ2-Frege (i.e. DNF-resolution). This reduces mean-payoff games to the weak automatizability of Σ2-Frege, and to the interpolation problem for Σ2,2-Frege. Since the interpolation problem for Σ1-Frege (i.e. resolution) is solvable in polynomial time, our result is close to optimal up to the
computational complexity
of solving mean-payoff games. The proof of the main result requires building low-depth formulas that compute the bits of the sum of a constant number of integers in binary notation, and low-complexity proofs of the required arithmetic properties.
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Information and Computation/information and Control - IANDC
, vol. 209, no. 4, pp. 664-691, 2011
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10.1016/j.ic.2011.01.003
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...systems (when k is less than 5) are weakly automatizable (the recent paper [
2
] reveals a connection between automatizability of AC 0-Frege with bottom fan-in 2 and feasibility of mean-payoff games)...
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Exponential Lower Bounds for AC 0 -Frege Imply Superpolynomial Frege L...
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