ToC Flashcards by mohammed shabot

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Turing Enumerator

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Slide 14, lecture 1

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Acceptance Problem Explanation

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Slide 19, lecture 1

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A_TM is undecidable/Diagonalization met bewijs

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complement(A_TM) is T-unrecognizable

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Reducibility method => concept

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Reducibility Method on Halt_TM

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E_TM is undecidable

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Mapping Reducibility concept + proof

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Mapping reduction - properties

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E_TM is T_unrecognizable

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EQ_TM and complement(EQ_TM) are T_unrecognizable

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The Recursion Theorem

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A_TM is undecidable - new proof

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Time Complexity classesdefinition TIME (runs in time?)

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Multi-tape vs 1-tape time

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The Class P

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Path element of P

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Nondeterministic Complexity

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HAMPATH element of NP

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COMPOSITES element of NP

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Intuition for P and NP

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Slide 15, lecture 3

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Satisfiability Problem

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Slide 16, lecture 3

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Polynomial Time reducibility

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Slide 17, lecture 3

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3SAT and CLIQUE

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Slide 3, lecture 4

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NP-completeness

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Slide 6, lecture 4

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HAMPATH is NP-complete

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Slide 7, lecture 4

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Cook-Levin

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Slide 10, lecture 4

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SPACE complexity

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Slide 2, lecture 5

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Relationship between TIME and SPACE complexity

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Slide 3, lecture 5

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NP deelverzameling PSPACE

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Slide 4, lecture 5

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TQBF element van PSPACE

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Slide 5, lecture 5

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LADDER_DFA element NPSPACELADDER_DFA element PSPACE

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Slide 8, lecture 5

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Savitch’s theorem + conclusion

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Slide 11, lecture 5

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PSPACE_COMPLETENESS

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Slide 12, lecture 5

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TQBF is PSPACE-Complete

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Slide 14, lecture 5

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Generalized Geography Game

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Slide 2, lecture 6

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GG is PSPACE-complete (TQBF <=p GG)

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Slide 4, lecture 6

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Log Space

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Slide 6, lecture 6

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Log Space properties: L element of P

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Slide 7, lecture 6

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NL element of P

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Slide 8, lecture 6

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NL_completess

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Slide 9, lecture 6

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PATH is NL_Complete

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Slide 10, lecture 6

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complement(2SAT) is NL_Complete

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Slide 11, lecture 6

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NL = coNL

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Slide 12, lecture 6