Mark Braverman
Mark Braverman · Science & Medicine
Computational complexity and information complexity
1984
Israel · Canada · United States
Mark Braverman is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Computational complexity and information complexity
Braverman is a theoretical computer scientist at Princeton who made foundational contributions to computational complexity and to information complexity, which treats the information revealed in a computation as the resource to be conserved; he won the IMU Abacus Medal (formerly Nevanlinna Prize) in 2022. Born in the Soviet Union, he studied at the Technion in Israel before earning his doctorate in Canada. He is a Jewish scientist of Russian-Israeli background.
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Computational complexity and information complexity
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