When Do Extra Majority Gates Help? Polylog(n) Majority Gates Are Equivalent to One
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Richard Beigel
When Do Extra Majority Gates Help? Polylog(n) Majority Gates Are Equivalent to One
STOC, 1992.

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@inproceedings{STOC-1992-Beigel,
	author        = "Richard Beigel",
	booktitle     = "{Proceedings of the 24th Annual ACM Symposium on Theory of Computing}",
	doi           = "10.1145/129712.129755",
	isbn          = "0-89791-511-9",
	pages         = "450--454",
	publisher     = "{ACM}",
	title         = "{When Do Extra Majority Gates Help? Polylog(n) Majority Gates Are Equivalent to One}",
	year          = 1992,
}


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