Computability and Complexity
by Hubie Chen
Computability and Complexity presents a focused look at the limits and demands of computation. It considers which problems can be solved computationally and how the resources needed for solutions influence their difficulty, making it relevant to students and readers of theoretical computer science and mathematics.
About This Book
Computability and Complexity focuses on two central areas of theoretical computer science.
Computability concerns the fundamental limits of what can be solved through computation.
Complexity examines the resources required to solve computational problems and how those requirements affect difficulty.
With its focused subject matter, the book is relevant to readers studying computer science, mathematics, and the theory of computation.
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