Dr. Andreas Krebs

Krebs

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Universität Tübingen
Wilhelm-Schickard-Institut für Informatik
Arbeitsbereich Theoretische Informatik/Formale Sprachen
Sand 13
D-72076 Tübingen

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Lehre

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Forschungsinteressen

  • Formale Sprachen
  • Logik/Descriptive Komplexity
  • Schaltkreiskomplexität
  • Gruppen und Monoide
  • Endliche Geometrie
  • Modelchecking/Hardwareverifikation

Publikationen/Talks

  • Andreas Krebs, Klaus-Jörn Lange:
    Dense Completeness.
    DLT 2012 (accepted), August 2012
  • Andreas Krebs, A V Sreejith:
    Non-definability of languages by generalized first-order formulas over (N,+).
    LICS 2012 (accepted), June 2012  
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs:
    Regular Languages in MAJ[] with three variables.
    ECCC 2011(173), December 2011  
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Klaus-Jörn Lange, Pierre McKenzie:
    Low uniform versions of NC1.
    ECCC 2011(95), June 2011  
  • Andreas Krebs, Nutan Limaye,  Srikanth Srinivasan:
    Streaming algorithms for recognizing nearly well-parenthesized expressions.
    MFCS 2011.
    412-423.
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Stephanie Reifferscheid:
    Typed Monoids -- An Eilenberg-like Theorem for non regular Languages
    .
    ECCC 2011(35), Mar 2011 
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Stephanie Reifferscheid:
    Typed Monoids - An Eilenberg-like Theorem for non regular Languages.
    CAI 2011. 97-114.
  • Andreas Krebs, Nutan Limaye, Meena Mahajan:
    Counting paths in VPA is complete for #NC^1
    .

    ECCC 2010(103), June 2010
  • Christoph Hering, Andreas Krebs:
    Orthomorphisms and Loops
    .
    Talk at the Groups and Topological Groups conference 2010.
  • Andreas Krebs, Nutan Limaye, Meena Mahajan:
    Counting paths in VPA is complete for #NC^1.
    COONON 2010
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Stephanie Reifferscheid:
    An Approach to characterize the Regular Languages in TC0 with Linear Wires
    .
    ECCC 2009(85), Sep 2009
  • Christoph Hering, Andreas Krebs:
    Latin Squares, Homologies and Euler's Conjecture.
    Note di Matematica 29 (2009), suppl. n. 1, 115-120
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Stephanie Reifferscheid:
    Regular Languages definable by Majority Quantifiers with two Variable.
    DLT 2009: p. 91-102, July 2009
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Stephanie Reifferscheid:
    Non-Solvable Groups are not in FO+MOD+MÂJ2[REG]
    .
    LATA 2009: p. 129-140, April 2009
  • Andreas Krebs:
    Typed Semigroups, Majority Logic, and Threshold Circuits.
    Dissertation Informatik, 2008
  • Christoph Behle, Andreas Krebs, Mark Mercer:
    Linear Circuits, Two-Variable Logic and Weakly Blocked Monoids
    .
    MFCS 2007: p.147-158
  • Christoph Hering, Andreas Krebs:
    A partial plane of order 6 constructed from the icosahedron.
    Designs, Codes and Cryptography 44:1-3 September 2007.
  • Andreas Krebs, Klaus-Jorn Lange, Stephanie Reifferscheid:
    Characterizing TC0 in Terms of Infinite Groups.
    Theory of Computing Systems 40:4, p. 303-325, July 2007.
  • Arkadev Chattopadhyay, Andreas Krebs, Michal Koucký, Mario Szegedy, Pascal Tesson, Denis Thérien:
    Languages with Bounded Multiparty Communication Complexity.
    STACS 2007: 500-511
  • Andreas Krebs:
    Projektive Ebenen und Inzidenzmatrizen.
    Diplomarbeit Mathematik, 2005
  • Andreas Krebs, Klaus-Jörn Lange, Stephanie Reifferscheid:
    Characterizing TC0 in Terms of Infinite Groups.
    STACS 2005: 496-507
  • Lew Gordeev, Andreas Krebs:
    Elementary-algebraic interpretation of P vs NP.
    Talk at Second St.Petersburg Days of Logic and Computability 2003
  • Andreas Krebs, Jürgen Ruf:
    Optimized Temporal Logic Compilation.
    J. UCS 9(2): 120-137 (2003)
  • Andreas Krebs:
    Continous Grid Functions - a contribution to fuzzy logic.
    Diplomarbeit Informatik, 2002
  • Andreas Krebs:
    A universal 5 state turing machine.
    Proof, Computation, Complexity International workshop: April 8th and 9th, 2002