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So, P=NP implies P=Co-NP?
by likelynew 9y ago
So, P=NP implies P=Co-NP?
- maweki 9y agoYes. Since we already know that P=Co-P, if P were to be shown equal to NP then P=NP=Co-NP=Co-P. All these classes would turn out to be the same since P is closed under complement. Then NP would be as well and everything is equal. That's why this result sometimes is called the collapse if the complexity hierarchy.