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A characterization of Hash P by arithmetic straight line programs
Hash P functions are characterized by certain straight-line programs of multivariate polynomials. The power of this characterization is illustrated by a number of consequences. These include a somewhat simplified proof of S. Toda's (1989) theorem that PH contained in P/sup Hash P/, as well as an infinite class of potentially inequivalent checkable functions.<>