Logistics Quiz and exercise 7 released tomorrow Quiz

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Logistics • Quiz and exercise 7 released tomorrow • Quiz due Tuesday at 11:

Logistics • Quiz and exercise 7 released tomorrow • Quiz due Tuesday at 11: 59 pm • Exercise due Friday 11: 59 pm – Just a few reductions 1

CS 3102 Theory of Computation www. cs. virginia. edu/~njb 2 b/cstheory/s 2020 Warm up:

CS 3102 Theory of Computation www. cs. virginia. edu/~njb 2 b/cstheory/s 2020 Warm up: To measure the “cost” of computing something, what would units should we use?

Larger inputs = More time • 3

Larger inputs = More time • 3

More time gives more functions 4

More time gives more functions 4

RAM Machine • 5

RAM Machine • 5

Finding Running Times • We will find running times for the following: – Shortest

Finding Running Times • We will find running times for the following: – Shortest Path in a graph – Longest Path in a graph – 3 SAT – 2 SAT 6

Graphs s e d o N ices/ Vert Edg es B 10 8 E

Graphs s e d o N ices/ Vert Edg es B 10 8 E 8 H 7 A 9 5 D 12 3 C 1 G 6 2 9 3 F I 11 7

Adjacency List Representation B 10 A D 3 C E 7 9 12 8

Adjacency List Representation B 10 A D 3 C E 7 9 12 8 1 8 H 5 3 F 6 2 9 I 11 G A B C B A C E C A B D D C E F E B D G F C D G G E F H H E G I I G H F H I 8

Adjacency Matrix Representation B 10 A D 3 C E 7 9 12 8

Adjacency Matrix Representation B 10 A D 3 C E 7 9 12 8 1 8 H 5 3 F 6 2 9 I 11 G A B C D A 1 B 1 1 1 C 1 1 D E 1 1 F G H I E F GH I 1 1 1 1 9

Definition: Path B 10 A C E 7 9 12 8 D 3 1

Definition: Path B 10 A C E 7 9 12 8 D 3 1 5 3 F 6 8 H 9 G 2 I 11 Simple Path: A path in which each node appears at most once 10

Shortest Path • B H A Shortest path from A to E has length

Shortest Path • B H A Shortest path from A to E has length 2 E D I C F G 11

 Breadth First Search 12

Breadth First Search 12

Longest Path • 13

Longest Path • 13

Longest Path • 14

Longest Path • 14

(3 -)CNF • Conjunctive Normal Form (CNF) formula: – Logical AND of clauses –

(3 -)CNF • Conjunctive Normal Form (CNF) formula: – Logical AND of clauses – Each clause being an OR of variables • 3 -CNF: Each clause has 3 variables Clause Variables 15

3 -SAT • Given a 3 -CNF formula (logical AND of clauses, each an

3 -SAT • Given a 3 -CNF formula (logical AND of clauses, each an OR of 3 variables), Is there an assignment of true/false to each variable to make the formula true? Clause Variables 16

3 -SAT algorithm • 17

3 -SAT algorithm • 17

2 -SAT • Given a 2 -CNF formula (logical AND of clauses, each an

2 -SAT • Given a 2 -CNF formula (logical AND of clauses, each an OR of 2 variables), Is there an assignment of true/false to each variable to make the formula true? Clause Variables 18

2 -SAT in Polynomial Time • Convert formula to an “implication graph” Are there

2 -SAT in Polynomial Time • Convert formula to an “implication graph” Are there any cycles with a variable and its negation? 19

2 -SAT in Polynomial Time • Convert formula to an “implication graph” Are there

2 -SAT in Polynomial Time • Convert formula to an “implication graph” Are there any cycles with a variable and its negation? 20

3 -SAT algorithm • 21

3 -SAT algorithm • 21

Polynomial Time vs Exponential Time • 22

Polynomial Time vs Exponential Time • 22

Tractability • Tractable: – Feasible to solve in the “real world” • Intractable: –

Tractability • Tractable: – Feasible to solve in the “real world” • Intractable: – Infeasible to solve in the “real world” • Whether a problem is considered “tractable” or “intractable” depends on the use case – For theory: Tractable = polynomial time, Intractable = Exponential time 23