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Overview
- Computer science
- Computational complexity theory
- Computational problems
- Function Function (mathematics)
- NP-hard
- Downey & Fellows (1999) Parameterized complexity
- NP-complete
- Exponential Exponential time
- P ≠ NP P versus NP problem
- Running time
- Fixed-parameter tractable
- Hamming weight
- Weft Weft (circuit)
- Monotone Monotone boolean function
- First-order logical language First-order language
- First-order logical formulas First-order logic
- Quantifiers Quantifier (logic)
- P versus NP
- Circuit satisfiability
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Complexity classes
- Deterministic time DTIME
- Computable function
- Boolean satisfiability
- Vertex cover
- Graph coloring § Computational complexity Graph coloring
- Kernelization
- Reductions Reduction (complexity)
- Efficient polynomial-time approximation scheme (EPTAS) Efficient polynomial-time approximation scheme
- Slicewise Slicewise?action=edit&redlink=1
- Nondeterministic time NTIME
Hierarchies
- Associative laws Associative property
- De Morgan distribution laws De Morgan's laws
- Polynomial-time hierarchy
- Alternating Turing machines Alternating Turing machine
- Independent set Independent set (graph theory)
- Clique Clique (graph theory)
- Nonblocker
- Conjunctive normal Conjunctive normal form
- Clauses Clause (logic)
- Turing machine
- Cook–Levin theorem
- Dominating set
- Multi-tape Turing machine Turing machine equivalents
Textbooks
- Downey, Rod G. Rod Downey
- Fellows, Michael R. Michael Fellows
- Doi Doi (identifier)
- ISBN ISBN (identifier)
- Niedermeier, Rolf Rolf Niedermeier
- Flum, Jörg Jörg Flum?action=edit&redlink=1
- Grohe, Martin Martin Grohe
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Important terminology
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