CMSC 858 F : Algorithmic Lower Bounds Fall 2014 Puzzles and Reductions from 3 - Partition

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  • Mohammad T. Hajiaghayi
  • Thomas Pensyl
چکیده

In this lecture, we first examine several classes of NP-hardness and polynomial time algorithms which arise from differences in how integers are encoded in problem input. We then look at the 3-partition problem, which is very useful for proving the strongest notion of NP-hardness. Finally, we use reduction from 3-partition to prove NP-hardness for a handful of problems, including a set of 4 packing type puzzles which we also show equivalent.

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تاریخ انتشار 2014