Résumé : Using cluster transformations we design subtraction-free algorithms for computing Schur functions and their skew, double and supersymemtric analogues, for generating spanning trees and arborescences polynomials. The latter provides an exponential complexity gap between circuits admitting arithmetic operations +, x, / versus +, x. In addition, we establish an exponential complexity gap between circuits admitting +, -, x, / versus +, x, /. Together with V. Strassen's result on "Vermeidung von Divisionen" this closes a long-standing problem on comparative complexity power between all possible subsets of operations +, -, x, /. (joint work with S. Fomin and D. Grigoriev)
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