Mathematics and Computation

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"Mathematics and Computation" is a book by Avi Wigderson that explores the deep connections between theoretical computer science and mathematics, emphasizing how computational complexity shapes modern mathematical thought.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
author Avi Wigderson
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
emphasizes how computational complexity shapes modern mathematical thought
explores complexity-theoretic hardness and its consequences
computational lens on mathematics
computational perspectives on classical mathematical problems
impact of efficient computation on mathematical structures
interplay between algorithms and proofs
limits of efficient computation
randomness and derandomization in computation
field mathematics
theoretical computer science
focusesOn connections between theoretical computer science and mathematics
role of computational complexity in modern mathematics
genre computer science literature
mathematics literature
scientific literature
hasAcademicDiscipline algorithm theory
combinatorics
complexity theory
computational number theory
cryptography
logic in computer science
probability theory in computation
hasPart chapters on algorithms
chapters on applications of complexity to mathematics
chapters on complexity classes
chapters on computational complexity
chapters on cryptography
chapters on interactive proofs
chapters on pseudorandomness
chapters on randomness in computation
intendedAudience advanced undergraduates
graduate students
mathematicians
theoretical computer scientists
language English
mainSubject complexity theory and mathematics
computational complexity theory
mathematics
theoretical computer science
publisher Princeton University Press
relatedTo NP-completeness
P versus NP problem
expander graphs
pseudorandom generators

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Avi Wigderson notableWork Mathematics and Computation