Dynamic Toolbox for ETRINV

12/18/2019
by   Mikkel Abrahamsen, et al.
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Recently, various natural algorithmic problems have been shown to be ∃R-complete. The reduction relied in many cases on the ∃R-completeness of the problem ETR-INV, which served as a useful intermediate problem. Often some strengthening and modification of ETR-INV was required. This lead to a cluttered situation where no paper included all the previous details. Here, we give a streamlined exposition in a self-contained manner. We also explain and prove various universality results regarding ETR-INV. These notes should not be seen as a research paper with new results. However, we do describe some refinements of earlier results which might be useful for future research. We plan to extend and update this exposition as seems fit.

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