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Principle With Law In Cook
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The Cook-Levin theorem shows that the satisfiability problem is NP-complete. Without loss of generality, we assume that languages in NP are over the alphabet {0,1}∗. Lemma 1, useful for the proof, states that we can restrict the form of a computation of a NTM that accepts languages in NP.
Proof : Evidently 3SAT is in NP, since SAT is in NP. To determine whether a boolean expression E in CNF is satisfiable, nondeterministically guess values for all the variables and then evaluate the expression. If E turns out to be true, then accept. This can be carried out in nondeterministic polynomial time.
To verify that SAT is in NP, consider that given a Boolean formula and a proposed assignment of truth values to its variables, we can check whether the formula evaluates to true in polynomial time. This involves evaluating each clause in the formula to see if at least one literal in each clause is true.
You can prove a problem is NP-complete by reducing a known NP-complete problem to it. Warning: You should reduce the known NP-complete problem to the problem you are interested in. (You will mistakenly do this backwards sometimes.)
To prove that some language L is NP-complete, show that L ∈ NP, then reduce some known NP-complete problem to L. Do not reduce L to a known NP-complete problem.
There are two parts to proving that the Boolean satisfiability problem (SAT) is NP-complete. One is to show that SAT is an NP problem. The other is to show that every NP problem can be reduced to an instance of a SAT problem by a polynomial-time many-one reduction.
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Before any document can be recognized as law, it must be tabled as a bill before the National Assembly. A bill is a draft of a proposed law which is presented before the senate and house for deliberation.
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