Paul Nijjar

y (2007)

Therese Biedl, Timothy M. Chan, Erik D. Demaine, Martin L. Demaine, Paul Nijjar, Ryuhei Uehara, ...

We prove that there is a polyhedron with genus 6 whose faces are orthogonal polygons (equivalently, rectangles) and yet the angles between some faces are not multiples of 90, so the polyhedron itself...

An Attempt to Automate <i>NP</i>-Hardness Reductions via <i>SO</i>∃ Logic (2004)

Nijjar, Paul

We explore the possibility of automating <i>NP</i>-hardness reductions. We motivate the problem from an artificial intelligence perspective, then propose the use of second-order...

An Attempt to Automate NP-Hardness Reductions via SO∃ Logic (2004)

Nijjar, Paul

We explore the possibility of automating NP-hardness reductions. We motivate the problem from an artificial intelligence perspective, then propose the use of second-order existential (SO∃) logic as...

An Attempt to Automate NP-Hardness Reductions via SO∃ Logic (2004)

Nijjar, Paul

We explore the possibility of automating NP-hardness reductions. We motivate the problem from an artificial intelligence perspective, then propose the use of second-order existential (SO∃)...

An Attempt to Automate NP-Hardness Reductions via SO∃ Logic (2004)

Nijjar, Paul

We explore the possibility of automating NP-hardness reductions. We motivate the problem from an artificial intelligence perspective, then propose the use of second-order existential (SO∃) logic as...

An attempt to automate np-hardness reductions via SO∃ logic (2004)

Paul Nijjar

I hereby declare that I am the sole author of this thesis. This is a true copy of the thesis, including any required final revisions, as accepted by my examiners. I understand that my thesis may be...

An Attempt to Automate NP-Hardness Reductions via SO∃ Logic (2004)

Nijjar, Paul

We explore the possibility of automating NP-hardness reductions. We motivate the problem from an artificial intelligence perspective, then propose the use of second-order existential (SO∃) logic as...