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I'm trying to solve the following Codeforces question (https://codeforces.com/contest/837/problem/D), and I feel like I have a solution that's very close but is probably still over the time constraint....
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An undirected graph G contains at least 3 vertices (A,B,C). A and B have two edge-disjoint paths; B and C also have two edge-disjoint paths. Can I conclude that A and C also have two edge disjoint-...
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I am exploring the number of rational points on $\mathbb{P}^2(\mathbb{})$ with bounded height, for example, height less than or equal to 32. More specifically, I am calculating $$N_{\mathbb{P^2}}(B) = ...
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This is a cross-posting from Computer Science SE. (Some background - Its actually the second time I am posting this question here. At the first time I was advised to post it on 'Histoy of maths SE', ...
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Let us consider two monic polynomials $f(X), g(X) \in \dfrac{\mathbb{Z}}{p^k\mathbb{Z}}[X]$. Now, we call $h(X)$ is a divisor of $f(X)$, if there exists a $l(X) \in \dfrac{\mathbb{Z}}{p^k\mathbb{Z}}[X]...
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I’m interested in computational problems that are asymmetric: problems where finding a solution is hard, but verifying a candidate solution is easy. For example, in the approximate nearest neighbour ...
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I am looking for a practical(!) way to create many different random partitions of a large set, and then to identify efficiently into which partition some elements of the set belong. Details $\Omega$ ...
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Let $K_1 := \left\{ x : W_x \neq \emptyset \right\}$ with $W_x := \operatorname{Dom}(\varphi_x)$. Let $K = \{x : \varphi_x(x) \text{ halts}\}$. Intuitively, $K_1$ shuold be many-one reducible to $K$, ...
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