Almost All Complex Quantifiers are Simple

In C. Ebert, G. Jäger, M. Kracht & J. Michaelis (eds.), Mathematics of Language 10/11, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 6149. Springer (2010)
Abstract We prove that PTIME generalized quantifiers are closed under Boolean operations, iteration, cumulation and resumption.
Keywords generalized quantifiers  computational complexity  polyadic quantifiers  Boolean combinations  iteration  cumulation  resumption
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