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15 votes

Generalised 3SUM (k-SUM) problem?

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How can it be detected that a number generator is not really random?

14 votes

Is O(mn) considered "linear" or "quadratic" growth?

12 votes
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Why is $3^n = 2^{O(n)}$ true?

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Two functions $g(n)$, $G(n)$ such that $g(n) = o(G(n))$ but $g(n+1) \neq o(G(n))$

12 votes
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Is it decidable whether a TM reaches some position on the tape?

9 votes

Relation between interactive proof systems (IP), NP, coNP, PSPACE

8 votes
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Base of logarithm in runtime of Prim's and Kruskal's algorithms

5 votes
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A hash function with predicted collisions

5 votes

What is the relationship between NP/NP-Complete/NP-Hard to time complexity?

5 votes

Is it intuitive to see that finding a Hamiltonian path is not in P while finding Euler path is?

4 votes

Difference between "information" and "useful information" in algorithmic information theory

4 votes

Why can't we use a hash tables for collision resolving in hash tables?

4 votes

Matching two people. One has 7% in common with the other. The other has 70% in common. What's a fair match score?

3 votes

Looking for books on creating and understanding theorems targeted at Computer Science

3 votes

What is an instance of NP complete problem?

2 votes

Good explanatory resource for algorithm techniques such as greedy, backtracking and recursive functions

2 votes

How does this recurrence relation fit the algorithm?

2 votes
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Approximate Subset Sum with negative numbers

2 votes

3-SUM hardness vs lower bounds on the complexity

2 votes

Puzzle/game of NP class for a high school student

1 vote

Sorting an already k-sorted array

1 vote

Modeling tiling problems as SAT problems

1 vote

If I have a large random array of 0s and 1s that I want to sort what kind of an algorithm and data structures should I consider?