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Travelled to:
1 × Denmark
1 × Hungary
1 × Iceland
1 × New Zealand
1 × Portugal
1 × Spain
2 × Poland
Collaborated with:
D.Thérien B.Larose L.Egri B.Borchert K.Lange F.Stephan D.Dubé M.Latendresse C.Lautemann J.Raymond
Talks about:
algebra (3) correspond (2) constraint (2) satisfact (2) hierarchi (2) polynomi (2) communic (2) symmetr (2) problem (2) datalog (2)

Person: Pascal Tesson

DBLP DBLP: Tesson:Pascal

Contributed to:

LATA 20122012
ICALP (2) 20082008
ICALP 20072007
LICS 20072007
CSL 20062006
ICALP 20052005
DLT 20042004
DLT 20042005
ICALP 19981998

Wrote 9 papers:

LATA-2012-DubeLT #regular expression
Conservative Groupoids Recognize Only Regular Languages (DD, ML, PT), pp. 216–227.
ICALP-B-2008-EgriLT #datalog #symmetry
Directed st-Connectivity Is Not Expressible in Symmetric Datalog (LE, BL, PT), pp. 172–183.
ICALP-2007-LaroseT #algebra #constraints #problem
Universal Algebra and Hardness Results for Constraint Satisfaction Problems (BL, PT), pp. 267–278.
LICS-2007-EgriLT #constraints #datalog #problem #symmetry
Symmetric Datalog and Constraint Satisfaction Problems in Logspace (LE, BL, PT), pp. 193–202.
CSL-2006-LautemannTT #algebra
An Algebraic Point of View on the Crane Beach Property (CL, PT, DT), pp. 426–440.
ICALP-2005-TessonT #communication #complexity #strict
Restricted Two-Variable Sentences, Circuits and Communication Complexity (PT, DT), pp. 526–538.
DLT-2004-BorchertLSTT #polynomial
The Dot-Depth and the Polynomial Hierarchy Correspond on the Delta Levels (BB, KJL, FS, PT, DT), pp. 89–101.
DLT-J-2004-BorchertLSTT05 #polynomial
The dot-depth and the polynomial hierarchies correspond on the delta levels (BB, KJL, FS, PT, DT), pp. 625–644.
ICALP-1998-RaymondTT #algebra #approach #communication #complexity
An Algebraic Approach to Communication Complexity (JFR, PT, DT), pp. 29–40.

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