Descriptive Complexity and Model Checking

作者: Neil Immerman

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-49382-2_1

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摘要: Descriptive Complexity [I98] is an approach to complexity that measures the richness of a language or sentence needed describe given property. There profound relationship between traditional computational problem and descriptive problem. In this setting, finite object being worked on treated as logical structure. Thus part model theory [EF95].

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