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- Reversal complexityJianer Chen, Chee-Keng Yap. 14-19
- Polynomial terse setsAmihood Amir, William I. Gasarch. 22-27
- A structural theorem that depends quantitatively on the complexity of SATRichard Beigel. 28-32
- NP[log n] and sparse turing complete sets for NPJim Kadin. 33-40
- The probabilistic communication complexity of set intersectionGeorg Schnitger, Bala Kalyanasundaram. 41-47
- Near-testable, P-cheatable, and P-terse setsJudy Goldsmith, Deborah Joseph, Paul Young. 50-59
- Honest polynomial reducibilities, recursively enumerable sets, and the P=?NP problemKlaus Ambos-Spies. 60-68
- Unprovably intractable languagesKenneth W. Regan. 69-80
- Resource bounded baire category and small circuits in exponential spaceJack H. Lutz. 81-91
- PSPACE survives three-bit bottlenecksJin-yi Cai, Merrick L. Furst. 94-102
- On rankingLane A. Hemachandra. 103-117
- On threshold circuits and polynomial computationJohn H. Reif. 118-123
- Progress on collapsing degreesStuart A. Kurtz, Stephen R. Mahaney, James S. Royer. 126-131
- Strong nondeterministic reduction - a technique for proving intractabilityMoon-Jung Chung, Bala Ravikumar. 132-137
- Polynomial time reducibility to a set of small densityOsamu Watanabe. 138-146
- On sets reducible to sparse setsRonald V. Book, Ker-I Ko. 147-154
- The complexity of perfect zero-knowledgeLance Fortnow. 156
- Some consequences of the existence of pseudorandom generatorsEric Allender. 157
- One-way functions, robustness, and the non-isomorphism of NP-complete setsJuris Hartmanis, Lane A. Hemachandra. 160-174
- A theory of oracle machinesJonathan F. Buss. 175-181
- On helping by robust oracle machinesKer-I Ko. 182-190
- The strong exponential hierarchy collapsesLane A. Hemachandra. 191
- Expressibility as a complexity measure: results and directionsNeil Immerman. 194-202
- Characterization of complexity classes in higher-order logicDaniel Leivant. 203-217
- Complexity theoretic algebra I - vector spaces over finite fieldsAnil Nerode, Jeffrey B. Remmel. 218-239