Michael C. Chavrimootoo

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 13

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Computational Social Choice

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Publications

Michael C. Chavrimootoo
A Brief Note on a Recent Claim About NP-Hard Problems and BQP. CoRR (2024)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo
Separations and Collapses in Computational Social Choice. AAMAS (2023)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Ian Clingerman, Quan Luu
A Critique of Sopin's "PH = PSPACE". CoRR (2023)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Yumeng He, Matan Kotler-Berkowitz, Harry Liuson, Zeyu Nie
Evaluating the Claims of "SAT Requires Exhaustive Search". CoRR (2023)
Benjamin Carleton, Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Lane A. Hemaspaandra, David E. Narváez, Conor Taliancich, Henry B. Welles
Search versus Search for Collapsing Electoral Control Types. AAMAS (2023)
Benjamin Carleton, Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Lane A. Hemaspaandra, David E. Narváez, Conor Taliancich, Henry B. Welles
Separating and Collapsing Electoral Control Types. AAMAS (2023)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Tran Duy Anh Le, Michael P. Reidy, Eliot J. Smith
On Czerwinski's "P ≠ NP relative to a P-complete oracle". CoRR (2023)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo
Defying Gravity and Gadget Numerosity: The Complexity of the Hanano Puzzle. DCFS (2023)
Benjamin Carleton, Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Lane A. Hemaspaandra, David E. Narváez, Conor Taliancich, Henry B. Welles
Search versus Search for Collapsing Electoral Control Types. CoRR (2022)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Ethan Ferland, Erin Gibson, Ashley H. Wilson
A Closer Look at Some Recent Proof Compression-Related Claims. CoRR (2022)
Benjamin Carleton, Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Lane A. Hemaspaandra, David E. Narváez, Conor Taliancich, Henry B. Welles
Separating and Collapsing Electoral Control Types. CoRR (2022)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo
Defying Gravity: On the Complexity of the Hanano Puzzle. CoRR (2022)
Michael C. Chavrimootoo, Henry B. Welles
A Critique of Kumar's "Necessary and Sufficient Condition for Satisfiability of a Boolean Formula in CNF and Its Implications on P versus NP problem.". CoRR (2021)