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Slice functions and the method of approximations

J. Vincent Gogan

# Slice functions and the method of approximations

## by J. Vincent Gogan

Published by University of Toronto, Dept. of Computer Science in Toronto, Ont .
Written in English

Subjects:
• Computational complexity,
• NP-complete problems

• Edition Notes

Thesis(M.Sc.)--Toronto, 1990.

The Physical Object ID Numbers Statement J. Vincent Gogan. Pagination ii, 27, II p. ; Number of Pages 27 Open Library OL18825570M

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