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Discussion Topic 2: P, NP, and NP-complete

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This week we will learn about complexity analysis and about P, NP, and NP-complete type problems. There are many well-known applications that are NP-complete, the Traveling Salesman Problem is a classic example; but there also many other applications that are NP-complete which we familiar with, such as common games that may not seem to be so complex. Once you have had a chance to read the notes and readings for this week, read the short article “Mario is hard, and that’s mathematically official” (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. by Jacob Aron on the New Scientist website. For this class we will not distinguish between the differences in NP-complete and NP-hard type problems. For our purposes you can considered these the same. Post a response giving your thoughts on what you read in this article or about your thoughts on NP-complete problems or applications. In addition to your response post a constructive response to at least two other posts from your classmates.

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