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Some consequences of our failure to prove non-linear lower bounds on explicit functions
Investigates the consequences of assuming that no explicit function has non-polynomial size Boolean circuit complexity. There are many consequences of this assumption. For example, it immediately proves that P does not equal NP. It also has ramifications for the length of certain interactive proofs.<>