Algorithms Lecture 30: NP-Hard Problems [Fa’14] [I]n his short and broken treatise he provides an eternal example—not of laws, or even of method, for there is no method except to be very intelligent, but

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Date: 2014-12-28 09:03:23 Complexity classes Mathematical optimization Structural complexity theory Computability theory NP-hard NP-complete Boolean satisfiability problem Cook–Levin theorem P versus NP problem Theoretical computer science Computational complexity theory Applied mathematics		Algorithms Lecture 30: NP-Hard Problems [Fa’14] [I]n his short and broken treatise he provides an eternal example—not of laws, or even of method, for there is no method except to be very intelligent, but Add to Reading List Source URL: web.engr.illinois.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,48 MB Share Document on Facebook

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