Computational Complexity: Favorite Theorems: Relativization
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February Edition After the work of Cook and Karp popularized the P versus NP question, computer scientists immediately tried hard to prove...
Computational Complexity: Favorite Theorems: Relativization Tuesday, March 21, 2006 Favorite Theorems: Relativization February Edition After the work of Cook and Karp popularized the P versus NP question, computer scientists immediately tried hard to prove P=NP or P≠NP. Baker, Gill and Solovay showed that most of their approaches were doomed to failure. Theodore Baker, John Gill, Robert Solovay, Relativization of the P=?NP Question , SICOMP 1975. Baker, Gill and Solovay noted that complexity proofs relativized, that is held even if all machines involved could make queries to some "oracle
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