IEEE Conference on Computational Complexity
This conference started as "Structure in Complexity Theory"
in 1986. It recently acquired the new name "Conference on
Computational Complexity", which was used for the first
time in 1996.
Topics include:
- Complexity classes
- Algebraic complexity
- Proof complexity
- Interactive proof systems
- Circuits and other concrete computational models
- Kolmogorov complexity
- Reducibility
- Communication complexity
- Complexity and logic
- Nonapproximability
- Cryptographic complexity
- Complexity and learning
- Quantum computation
The conference is overseen by a
conference
committee.
Each year, a program committee selects papers to be presented
at the conference.
More information is available:
The IEEE has requested that we have a charter for the Conference.
We intend to vote on a charter at the business meeting of the 2002
conference
in Montreal. Please, take a look at the
charter.
Created by
Luc Longpré,