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We are going to analyze simple search tree algorithms
for Weighted d-Hitting Set. Although the algorithms are simple, their analysis is technically rather involved. However, this approach allows us to even improve on elsewhere published algorithm running time estimates for the more restricted case of (unweighted) d-Hitting Set.
We consider hypotheses about nondeterministic computation that
have been studied in different contexts and shown to have interesting
consequences:
1. The measure hypothesis: NP does not have p-measure 0.
2. The pseudo-NP hypothesis: there is an NP language that can be
distinguished from any DTIME(2^n^epsilon) language by an ...
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We present a brief survey of results on relations between the Kolmogorov
complexity of infinite strings and several measures of information content
(dimensions) known from dimension theory, information theory or fractal
geometry.
Special emphasis is laid on bounds on the complexity of strings in
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