Abstract
Hamed Hatami and Pooya Hatami, our guest columnists in this issue, take us to a fascinating tour through communication complexity classes, and their relations to structural properties of Boolean matrices. Thanks a lot to Hamed and Pooya for their contribution!
Coming up on the next issues, we will have columns by Pranjal Dutta and Sumanta Ghosh (on Polynomial identity testing), by Dean Doron (topic TBA), by Stacey Jeffrey (on Quantum Las Vegas Algorithms and Composition) and by Igor Carboni Oliveira (on Complexity Theory in Bounded Arithmetic: Recent Results and Current Frontiers). The future looks promising and exciting.
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