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Rational Identity Testing for Noncommutative Circuits is in Polynomial Space
The rational identity testing problem, RIT, asks whether an input \emph{rational circuit}, computes the zero element of the free skew field. For rational \emph{formulas} the problem is known to be in deterministic polynomial time. For rational circuits of size $s$ the associated linear pencil has di
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