Thatchaphol Saranurak, Gorav Jindal
We show some facts regarding the question whether, for any number $n$, the length of the shortest Addition Multiplications Chain (AMC) computing $n$ is polynomial in the length of the shortest division-free Straight Line Program (SLP) that computes $n$. If the answer to this question is "yes", then we can show a stronger upper bound for $\mathrm{PosSLP}$, the important problem which essentially captures the notion of efficient computation over the reals. If the answer is "no", then this would ...
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