CS701 Theory of Computation1
In CS701 Theory of Computation we have you covered with Digitized Past Papers From Fall of Mid Term and Final Term.
In CS701 Theory of Computation we have you covered with Digitized Past Papers From Fall of Mid Term and Final Term.
Show that A is NP-Complete.
2. Prove that Double SAT is NP-Complete (by reducing from 3 SAT)
3. Prove that SET SPLITTING is NP-Complete.
4. Prove Multi SAT is NP-Complete.
5. Show that directed hymoltonian cycle is NP-Complete.
6. Show that half clique is NP-Complete.
7. Let CNF-k = { | ɸ is satisfiable CNF-formula where each variable appears in at most k
places}. Show that CNF3 is NP-Complete.
8. A subset of nodes of a graph is a dominating set if every other node of G is adjacent to
some node in the subset. Let DOMINATING-SET={ | G has a dominating set with k
nodes}. Show that it is NP-Complete by giving a reduction from VERTEX-COVER.
9. Let TRUE-SAT; given Boolean expression E that is true when all the variables are made
true, is there some other truth assignment besides all true that make E true. Show that
TURE-SAT is NP-Complete by reducing SAT to it.
10. Let NEAR TAUT; given Boolean expression E all the variables are made f, is there some
other truth assignment besides all f that make E true. Show that NEAR TAUT is NPComplete by reducing SAT to it.
11. Let NEAR-TAUT: E is a Boolean expression having when at most one true makes it false.
Show that complement of NEAT-TAUT is in NP-Complete using reduction it to SAT.
12. Let G represent and undirected graph. Also let LPATH = {|G contains a simple
path of length k for a to b>}. Show that LPATH is NP complete. You may assume that NP
completeness of UHAMPTH the HAMPATH problem of undirected graph.
13. A directed Graph is STRONGLY-CONNECTED of every two nodes are connected by a
directed graph in each direction. Let STRONGLY-CONNECTED = {|G is strongly
connected graph}. Show that STRONGLY-CONNECTED is NP-Complete.
14. Let A = {|NTM, M accepts input x within t steps on at least one branch}. Show
that A is NP-Complete.
15. Prove cycle- length problem is NL-Complete.
16. Let ADD = { | x, y, z >0 are binary integers and x + y =z}.
Show that ADD ϵ LSPACE.
17. Let PAL-ADD = { | x, y >0 are binary integers where x + y is an integer whose
binary representation is palindrome}. Show that PAL-ADD ϵ LSPACE.
18. Nim game question to prove unbalance and balance
19. See the Questions of Sipser Book 2013 edition 3
Exercises: 7.17, 7.22, 7.28, 7.30, 8.13, 8.19, 8.22, 8.22b, 8.27
20. Winning strategy (q 8.3 )