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Luís F. Simões

Polynomial Time Code For 3-SAT Released, P==NP - Slashdot - 0 views

  • "Vladimir Romanov has released what he claims is a polynomial-time algorithm for solving 3-SAT. Because 3-SAT is NP-complete, this would imply that P==NP. While there's still good reason to be skeptical that this is, in fact, true, he's made source code available and appears decidedly more serious than most of the people attempting to prove that P==NP or P!=NP. Even though this is probably wrong, just based on the sheer number of prior failures, it seems more likely to lead to new discoveries than most. Note that there are already algorithms to solve 3-SAT, including one that runs in time (4/3)^n and succeeds with high probability. Incidentally, this wouldn't necessarily imply that encryption is worthless: it may still be too slow to be practical."
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    here we go again...
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    slashdot: "Russian computer scientist Vladimir Romanov has conceded that his previously published solution to the '3 SAT' problem of boolean algebra does not work."
Francesco Biscani

Claimed Proof That P != NP - 4 views

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    Yet another one? Wish him good luck... I doubt anyone will waste time peer-reviewing his article. Here's quite a nice overview of the efforts on the problem: http://www.win.tue.nl/~gwoegi/P-versus-NP.htm
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    thanks Marek - very nice link indeed ... did not know about it
tvinko

Travelling Salesman movie - 4 views

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    related conspiracy: politicians know that P=NP but they do not let us know the proof
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    did you put money on this? I would love to see it :)
Francesco Biscani

YouTube - Hitler and P = NP - 2 views

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    It was inevitable...
Ma Ru

P vs NP - 2 views

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    For non-computer scientists who ever wondered what is this thing that computer scientists keep babbling about after a few beers (apart from MtG)... Relatively correctly explained in this article.
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