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نظرا لأن خوارزمية عامة لحساب فعال للقيم الخارجية بموجب إطار الوظائف الفائقة التي يقترحها نوث (1977) من شأنها أن تسفر عن خوارزمية زمنية فرعية لسعة، تنتهك فرضية الوقت الأسي القوي (Seth).
We show that a general algorithm for efficient computation of outside values under the minimum of superior functions framework proposed by Knuth (1977) would yield a sub-exponential time algorithm for SAT, violating the Strong Exponential Time Hypothesis (SETH).
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in u
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