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English: Example of the 3-SAT problem reduced in PTIME and PSPACE to the vertex cover problem.
Blue vertices form a partial vertex cover, in the sense that the image is not showing the correct solution to Vertex Cover problem. In the correct solution, the B in the left most triangle should be blue as well, and there should be a line from the other A to the A above. Source of solution from: http://www.cs.bc.edu/~alvarez/Theory/npcompleteness.html 3-sat = {A, B', C} |
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