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The power of linear functions
- The Power of Linear Functions ⋆ Sandra Alves 1 , Maribel Fernández 2 , Mário Florido 1 , and Ian
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Diagonal Circuit Identity Testing and Lower
- is a sum of powers of linear functions) is zero. We also prove an exponential lower bound showing
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Affine Projections of Symmetric Polynomials
- be represented as a sum of powers of linear functions, then we show that every sum of powers of linear functions
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Estimating L
- to being optimal. 12 (3.1) Powers of Linear Functions. Let p be the power of a linear function
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Piecewise Linear Approximation of Signed Distance Fields
- power but linear functions need less coefficients and are faster to evaluate. • ... we are not requiring
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Optimality in human motor performance: ideal control of rapid aimed movements
- ; Welford, 1968), and others have suggested that either power or linear functions are more appro- priate
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Isoperimetric Problems for Convex Bodies and a Localization Lemma
- -dimensional integrals. However, then n-th powers of linear functions in the definition of a "needle" are often
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Testing Low-Degree Polynomials over Prime Fields
- to transform products of variables to powers of linear functions in those variables. With this motivation, we
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Complex dynamics in higher dimensions
- of powers of linear functions. This problem arises in the study of symplectomorphisms when on
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