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Combinatorial game theory / Complexity classes / PSPACE-complete / EXPTIME / Generalized geography / True quantified Boolean formula / Hot game / Kayles / Impartial game / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics / Computational complexity theory
Date: 2008-04-30 11:17:19
Combinatorial game theory
Complexity classes
PSPACE-complete
EXPTIME
Generalized geography
True quantified Boolean formula
Hot game
Kayles
Impartial game
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
Computational complexity theory

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