LECTURE 2-9 PSPACE-Complete

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LECTURE 2-9 PSPACE-Complete

SPACE BOUNDED HALTING PROBLEM (SBHP) THEOREM PROOF

QUANTIFIED BOOLEAN FORMULA QBF THEOREM

PROOF

3-QBF THEOREM

Geography Game

Example 1 BLUE ALWAYS WINS

Example 2 RED WINS

Example 2 BLUE WINS IF RED DOESN’T MAKE A MISTAKE, THEN BLUE CANNOT WIN.

Example 3 BLUE HAS A WINNING STRATEGY!!!

Geography Problem WIINNIG STRATEGY

THEOREM PROOF Construction Such that

BLUE HAS A WINNING STRATEGY!!!

BLUE HAS A WINNING STRATEGY!!!

BLUE HAS A WINNING STRATEGY!!! Means: there is an assignment for x-variables making every clause satisfied.

BLUE HAS A WINNING STRATEGY!!!

BLUE HAS A WINNING STRATEGY!!!

Questions Is go game on 19x19 grid PSPACE-complete? What do we mean that the go game is PSPACE-complete?

Thanks, end.