This book considers logical proof systems from the point of view of
their space complexity. After an introduction to propositional
proof complexity the author structures the book into three main
parts. Part I contains two chapters on resolution, one containing
results already known in the literature before this work and one
focused on space in resolution, and the author then moves on to
polynomial calculus and its space complexity with a focus on the
combinatorial technique to prove monomial space lower bounds. The
first chapter in Part II addresses the proof complexity and space
complexity of the pigeon principles. Then there is an interlude on
a new type of game, defined on bipartite graphs, essentially
independent from the rest of the book, collecting some results on
graph theory. Finally Part III analyzes the size of resolution
proofs in connection with the Strong Exponential Time Hypothesis
(SETH) in complexity theory. The book is appropriate for
researchers in theoretical computer science, in particular
computational complexity.
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