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In computational complexity, NP is the complexity class consisting of problems whose yes instances can be verified in polynomial time. NP stands for 'nondeterministic polynomial time '.
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Representing mathematical statements as SAT instances
Improving on Brumleve's answer, I have a method for encoding a length-$n$ proof with a quasilinear $\tilde {O} (n)$-bit 3SAT instance.
In most formal systems, proofs and objects that appear in proofs …
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