17 problems
Let be an amphichiral knot type and let be a minimal simple cubic lattice representative of . Consider the minimal BFACF graph and the reflected mirror seed of…
Unpinning avoidance game complexity conjecture. The problem is -complete for any and , and…
Non-orientable surface complexity conjecture. Both and are in when , and are -complete wh…
Hardness-starts-at-four conjecture. For a fixed orientable surface , the problem is -complete.
Let be a physically realizable computation and let denote its homological complexity. Homological Church–Turing thesis. Every physically realizable computation has finit…
Let be a function, let … and let denote the homological complexity of the inversion problem associated with . Homological characterization of one-way functions. The…
Let be a computational problem, let be its ordinary homological complexity, and let be a proposed quantum homological complexity measure. Quantum homological co…
Let be a natural complexity class, let denote the homological complexity of the restriction of a problem to inputs of size , and let…
Let be a natural complexity class, let denote the homological complexity of a problem , and let be a subset of .…
Let be a decision problem in the bounded-error quantum polynomial-time class , and let denote its homological complexity. Quantum homological obstruction…
Let be a computational problem with homological complexity . A physical system is said to solve efficiently when it computes solutions to within the relevant effi…
Let be a computational problem, let denote its time complexity, and let denote its homological complexity. Homological Time Complexity Relation. There exists a…
Linear-size conjecture. The filtration consists of simplices.
Adaptive-radius homology computation conjecture. One can compute the homology of
Descriptive homology nerve boundary-intersection conjecture. Every such planar shape contains a descriptive homology nerve that intersects the boundary of a hole.
Fibonacci-growth conjecture. For every , the mean admissible vertex count satisfies
Tight upper-bound conjecture. For every positive , equation gives a tight upper bound on the admissible vertex count . Consequently,