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Krentel also gave another problem besides the one mentioned by Ryan O'Donnell:

Input: Weighted graph $G$, integer $k$.
Question: Is the length of the shortest TSP tour in $G$ divisible by $k$?

Before him, Papadimitriou had already found:

Input: An instance of the TSP (that is, an $n \times n$ symmetric distance matrix of nonnegative integers) Question: Is there a unique shortest TSP tour?

According to Krentel, this was the only known $P^{NP}$-complete problem before his work.

András Salamon's answer to a similar question on cs.stackexchange.com named some additional $P^{NP}$-complete problems.

Krentel also gave another problem besides the one mentioned by Ryan O'Donnell:

Input: Weighted graph $G$, integer $k$.
Question: Is the length of the shortest TSP tour in $G$ divisible by $k$?

Before him, Papadimitriou had already found:

Input: An instance of the TSP (that is, an $n \times n$ symmetric distance matrix of nonnegative integers) Question: Is there a unique shortest TSP tour?

According to Krentel, this was the only known $P^{NP}$-complete problem before his work.

András Salamon's answer to a similar question on cs.stackexchange.com named some additional $P^{NP}$-complete problems.

Krentel also gave another problem besides the one mentioned by Ryan O'Donnell:

Input: Weighted graph $G$, integer $k$.
Question: Is the length of the shortest TSP tour in $G$ divisible by $k$?

Before him, Papadimitriou had already found:

Input: An instance of the TSP (that is, an $n \times n$ symmetric distance matrix of nonnegative integers) Question: Is there a unique shortest TSP tour?

According to Krentel, this was the only known $P^{NP}$-complete problem before his work.

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The András Salamon's answer to a similar question on cs.stackexchange.com named some additional $P^{NP}$-complete problems.

Krentel also gave another problem besides the one mentioned by Ryan O'Donnell:

Input: Weighted graph $G$, integer $k$.
Question: Is the length of the shortest TSP tour in $G$ divisible by $k$?

Before him, Papadimitriou had already found:

Input: An instance of the TSP (that is, an $n \times n$ symmetric distance matrix of nonnegative integers) Question: Is there a unique shortest TSP tour?

According to Krentel, this was the only known $P^{NP}$-complete problem before his work.

The András Salamon's answer to a similar question on cs.stackexchange.com named some additional $P^{NP}$-complete problems.

Krentel also gave another problem besides the one mentioned by Ryan O'Donnell:

Input: Weighted graph $G$, integer $k$.
Question: Is the length of the shortest TSP tour in $G$ divisible by $k$?

Before him, Papadimitriou had already found:

Input: An instance of the TSP (that is, an $n \times n$ symmetric distance matrix of nonnegative integers) Question: Is there a unique shortest TSP tour?

According to Krentel, this was the only known $P^{NP}$-complete problem before his work.

András Salamon's answer to a similar question on cs.stackexchange.com named some additional $P^{NP}$-complete problems.

Krentel also gave another problem besides the one mentioned by Ryan O'Donnell:

Input: Weighted graph $G$, integer $k$.
Question: Is the length of the shortest TSP tour in $G$ divisible by $k$?

Before him, Papadimitriou had already found:

Input: An instance of the TSP (that is, an $n \times n$ symmetric distance matrix of nonnegative integers) Question: Is there a unique shortest TSP tour?

According to Krentel, this was the only known $P^{NP}$-complete problem before his work.

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mak
  • 125
  • 7

The András Salamon's answer to a similar question on cs.stackexchange.com named some additional $P^{NP}$-complete problems.

Krentel also gave another problem besides the one mentioned by Ryan O'Donnell:

Input: Weighted graph $G$, integer $k$.
Question: Is the length of the shortest TSP tour in $G$ divisible by $k$?

Before him, Papadimitriou had already found:

Input: An instance of the TSP (that is, an $n \times n$ symmetric distance matrix of nonnegative integers) Question: Is there a unique shortest TSP tour?

According to Krentel, this was the only known $P^{NP}$-complete problem before his work.