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Add X as a hypothesis, where X is not known to be either true or false.

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Consensus on P = NP in a world where RP = NP

$RP = NP$ is widely conjectured to be false. But imagine for a moment that it is true. In such case, how likely would be that $P = NP$? Put in other words: in a world where $RP = NP$, what might sti …
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Consequences of $SAT \in BQP$

As a TCS amateur, I'm reading some popular, very introductory material on quantum computing. Here are the few elementary bits of information I've learned so far: Quantum computers are not known to s …
Giorgio Camerani's user avatar
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Consequences of Factoring being in P?

Factoring is not known to be NP-complete. This question asked for consequences of Factoring being NP-complete. Curiously, no one asked for consequences of Factoring being in P (maybe because such a qu …
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