The asymptotic complexity conjecture for arithmetic expressions

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Let O={1,S,+,}O=\{1,S,+,*\} and O={1,S,+,}O_{|}=\{1,S,+,*\} denote the two operation sets considered, with cO(n)c_O(n) and cO(n)c_{O_{|}}(n) their corresponding complexities. The logarithms are taken in the indicated bases.

Asymptotic complexity conjecture.

cO(n)5log4(n)1as n\frac{c_{O}(n)}{5\log_4(n)}\to 1\quad\text{as }n\to\infty

Alternatively,

cO(n)3log3(n)1as n.\frac{c_{O_{|}}(n)}{3\log_3(n)}\to 1\quad\text{as }n\to\infty.

Results cited in the source give competing computational and experimental indications about the eventual coefficient, so the long-term behavior remains unresolved.

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Primary source

Akshunna Shaurya Dogra, “Optimal Presentations of Mathematical Objects”, arXiv:1812.00972 (2018).

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