Chapter 7: Q18P (page 323)
Show that if , then every language , except , is complete.
Short Answer
Therefore, is a category of languages in which membership can be determined in polynomial time.
Chapter 7: Q18P (page 323)
Show that if , then every language , except , is complete.
Therefore, is a category of languages in which membership can be determined in polynomial time.
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