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Questions related to the (computational) complexity of solving problems
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Why Cook-Levin thorem's proof can mean SAT's NP-Hardness
I'm studying about Cook-Levin theorem but there is a problem I faced. Cook-Levin theorem shows that any NPTM can be encoded as a boolean formula. About given language $A$, instance $w$, and NPTM $M$ t …
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