Theory of Computational Complexity offers a thorough presentation of the fundamentals of complexity theory, including NP-completeness theory, the polynomial-time hierarchy, relativization, and the application to
Complexity theory is the area of the theory of computation that deals with the study and classification of the amount of computational resources required to solve problems. The subject is intellectually exciting and central to the field of computer science as well as to understanding how complex sys...
Concepts from computational complexity theory can be directly applied to the computations that brains must accomplish. For example, one well-known combinatorial optimization problem, the traveling salesman problem, has proven relevant to the analysis of spatial cognition and the diagnoses of cognitive ...
This book offers a fresh perspective on the study and teaching of the Theory of Computation. The author’s selection of topics and the comprehensive set of questions demonstrate extensive knowledge and years of experience in both teaching and research. It addresses practical aspects of computing mode...
8.5 NL-Completeness Log space reducibility may get the appearance of somewhat restrictive, but in fact it is adequate for most reductions in complexity theory. For example, theorem 8.9 said every PSPACE problem is polynomial time reducible to TQBF. However, these reductions may be computed using ...
In subject area: Economics, Econometrics and Finance Complexity theory is the science of studying complex adaptive systems, as they appear in biology, crowd control and engineering. From: Systemic Risk Tomography, 2017 About this pageSet alert ...
o 4.1 Significance of Complexity • Bibliography • Academic Tools • Other Internet Resources • Related Entries What can be computed in principle? Introduction and History 在1930年代,也就是远在计算机被发明出来之前,世界各地的数学家发现了关于,“什么是可计算的”这个东西的,精确与独立的定义。丘...
Complexity Theory Abstract Since quantum computing offers an alternative approach to computation, it is logical to consider which classes of problems are now tractable in this new regime that were not thought to be tractable in a classical framework. To do so, let’s consider a range of problem...
In 1926, Alan Turing not only developed the Turing machine but also had a number of other major insights into the nature of computation when he wrote his famous paper, “On Computable Numbers.” He realized that a computer program itself could be considered input to a computer. With this po...
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