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Complexity classes / PSPACE-complete / IP / Generalized geography / PSPACE / PP / ArthurMerlin protocol / Computational complexity theory / NP / P / NEXPTIME / Reduction
Date: 2001-10-24 10:52:24
Complexity classes
PSPACE-complete
IP
Generalized geography
PSPACE
PP
ArthurMerlin protocol
Computational complexity theory
NP
P
NEXPTIME
Reduction

1 Doc. Math. J. DMV Games, Complexity Classes, and Approximation Algorithms Joan Feigenbaum

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