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Inductive Counting for Width-Restricted Branching Programs

As an application of the inductive counting technique to a circuit-like model, we prove that complementation on nondeterministic branching programs can be done without increasing the width excessively. A consequence of this result is that the class of languages recognized by a generalization of nonuniform finite automata to nonconstant space is closed under complement.