▲ | andrewla 5 days ago | |
My point here more than anything else is that I find this formulation unsatisfying because it is "easy" to verify that we have a witness, but is exponential only because the size of the witness is exponential in size. What I'd like as a minimum example for "give me something that is NP-hard but not NP-complete" Is a problem whose input size is O(N), whose witnesses are O(N), but which requires O(e^N) time to validate that the witness is correct. I don't actually know that this is possible. | ||
▲ | 4 days ago | parent [-] | |
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