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Computational complexity

the result that the parity function cannot be computed by constant-depth, polynomial-size circuits of unbounded fan-in AND and OR gates.

In computational complexity, parity not in AC0 refers to the result that the parity function cannot be computed by constant-depth, polynomial-size circuits of unbounded fan-in AND and OR gates. This meaning comes from Furst (1984) in Mathematical Systems Theory.[1]

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References

Furst, M., Saxe, J. B., & Sipser, M. (1984). Parity, circuits, and the polynomial-time hierarchy. Mathematical Systems Theory, 17(1), 13-27. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01744431

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