Closure under Factorization from a Result of Furstenberg

We show that algebraic formulas and constant-depth circuits are closed under taking factors. In other words, we show that if a multivariate polynomial over a field of characteristic zero has a small constant-depth circuit or formula, then all its factors can be computed by small constant-depth circuits or formulas respectively.

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2026-06-09
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3798129.3800738
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Polynomial and algebraic computation
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Abstract

We show that algebraic formulas and constant-depth circuits are closed under taking factors. In other words, we show that if a multivariate polynomial over a field of characteristic zero has a small constant-depth circuit or formula, then all its factors can be computed by small constant-depth circuits or formulas respectively.

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (IN), University of Toronto (CA)
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