Search for dissertations about: "NP-complete."
Showing result 1 - 5 of 20 swedish dissertations containing the word NP-complete..
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1. Resource Allocation with Potts Mean Field Neural Network Techniques
Abstract : Potts mean field artificial neural network techniques are developed and applied to airline crew scheduling problems and routing problems. A propagator formalism in terms of Potts neurons is developed to handle global topological issues. An integrated method for identifying and classifying ECG complexes is presented. READ MORE
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2. Applications of Partial Polymorphisms in (Fine-Grained) Complexity of Constraint Satisfaction Problems
Abstract : In this thesis we study the worst-case complexity ofconstraint satisfaction problems and some of its variants. We use methods from universal algebra: in particular, algebras of total functions and partial functions that are respectively known as clones and strong partial clones. READ MORE
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3. Distributed connectivity algorithms
Abstract : The goal of this research is to design efficient distributed algorithms which execute on an arbitrary network to recognize special connectivity structures within that network. In some cases, we also consider the maintenance of these special structures in dynamically changing networks. READ MORE
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4. On state space structure and average case complexity in random K-SAT problems
Abstract : This thesis gives an introduction to a currently active area in the cross-section between theoretical computer science and theoretical physics. In the last ten years it has been suggested that critical behaviour, usually seen in models from condensed matter physics, may be responsible for the intractability of NP complete computation problems. READ MORE
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5. Strong Partial Clones and the Complexity of Constraint Satisfaction Problems : Limitations and Applications
Abstract : In this thesis we study the worst-case time complexity of the constraint satisfaction problem parameterized by a constraint language (CSP(S)), which is the problem of determining whether a conjunctive formula over S has a model. To study the complexity of CSP(S) we borrow methods from universal algebra. READ MORE