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Fuzzy Time & NP Hardness (P*=BPP*, P*≠NP*)
Abstract
We have shown the plausibility of considering time as a Fuzzy concept instead of classical time [7], [8]. By considering time as a fuzzy concept, we will have new classes of Complexity. Here, we show that how some famous problems will be solved in this new picture.Author Profiles
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2020-07-17
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