Titlebook: Complexity and Real Computation; Lenore Blum,Felipe Cucker,Steve Smale Textbook 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 algorit

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Newton’s Methodr a polynomial of one complex variable we cannot decide if Newton’s method will converge to a root of the polynomial on a given input. In this chapter we begin a more comprehensive study of Newton’s method. We introduce quantities α, β, and γ which play an important role in analyzing the complexity

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Bézout’s Theoremex polynomial equations in .-unknowns. It is the goal of this chapter to prove Bézout’s Theorem. In Chapter 16 we use Bézout’s Theorem as a tool to derive geometric upper bounds on the number of connected components of semi-algebraic sets and complexity-theoretic lower bounds on some problems such a

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Linear Programming Section 15.1 we show that inputs for rational machines can be supposed to be given by pairs of integers without substantially altering the complexity of the considered problem. In Section 15.2 we define an auxiliary problem which is a modification of the linear programming optimization problem and

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The Class NP and NP-Complete Problemsy a solution that may be presented to us. Just plug the purported solution into the polynomial and evaluate it. Is this verification tractable in our model of computation? An affirmative answer will depend on the underlying mathematical properties of the ring or field, as well as our measure of complexity, and is at the core of the notion of NP.