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External pages | Complexity Zoo |
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Complete class | PSPACE-complete |
Complement class | self |
Equalities | AP[1], BPPSPACE[2], IP[3], NPSPACE[4], PPSPACE[5], SAPTIME[5] |
DTIME | , |
Related | PTIME |
Proper supersets | EXPSPACE[6] |
Improper supersets | AlmostPSPACE[7], EXPTIME, RG, QPSPACE[8] |
Inequalities | P-close, P/log |
Improper subsets | CH[9], P^PP[10], P^#P[10], QSZK, RG[1] |
Proper subsets | NL[6] |
Canonical problems | QSAT |
Properties | Syntactic |
Low with | self |
Low for | self |
Closed reductions | Poly-time |
Models | Alternating Turing machine, Turing machine |
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