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Complexity classes / Quantum complexity theory / Models of computation / Quantum information science / PP / Karp–Lipton theorem / P versus NP problem / Quantum algorithm / Bounded-error probabilistic polynomial / Theoretical computer science / Computational complexity theory / Applied mathematics
Date: 2006-11-24 03:54:09
Complexity classes
Quantum complexity theory
Models of computation
Quantum information science
PP
Karp–Lipton theorem
P versus NP problem
Quantum algorithm
Bounded-error probabilistic polynomial
Theoretical computer science
Computational complexity theory
Applied mathematics

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