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Computational complexity theory / Complexity classes / Theory of computation / Polynomial hierarchy / P versus NP problem / IP / True quantified Boolean formula / NP / PP / Oracle machine / PSPACE-complete / Polynomial-time reduction
Date: 2009-02-04 17:20:26
Computational complexity theory
Complexity classes
Theory of computation
Polynomial hierarchy
P versus NP problem
IP
True quantified Boolean formula
NP
PP
Oracle machine
PSPACE-complete
Polynomial-time reduction

February 3, 2009 COM S 6810 Theory of Computing Lecture 5: Polynomial Hierarchy Instructor: Rafael Pass

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