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by firechickenbird
1201 days ago
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> That is not entirely true what are you referring to? Obviously x^4 != x^10, but noone has ever proven that "if SAT is P, then it would have the lowest (or highest) polynomial complexity among the other problems", or anything similar |
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> [All NP-hard problems] have equivalent difficulty.
I get what OP meant, but there can still be some NP-hard problems that are more difficult than others.
As I said, x^4 and x^10 are both polynomials. I wouldnât call them "equivalent" though.