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There is indeed no excuse for saying "there is no" when they mean "there is no known" It's almost as bad as saying that NP stands for Non Polynomial time.
by tromp 4y ago
There is indeed no excuse for saying "there is no" when they mean "there is no known"
It's almost as bad as saying that NP stands for Non Polynomial time.
- opheliate 4y agoIt’s probably worth remembering this is a pre-print of the paper. This is the kind of thing that would be corrected when actually published.
- cryptonector 4y agoIt could be a translation error. The author clearly does not speak English as a first language.