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TR04-048 | 21st April 2004 00:00

An approximation hardness result for bipartite Clique

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TR04-048
Authors: André Lanka, Andreas Goerdt
Publication: 9th June 2004 18:02
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Abstract:
Assuming 3-SAT formulas are hard to refute on average, Feige showed some approximation hardness results for several problems like min bisection, dense $k$-subgraph, max bipartite clique and the 2-catalog segmentation problem. We show a similar result for max bipartite clique, but under the assumption, 4-SAT formulas are hard to refute on average. As falsity of the 4-SAT assumption implies falsity of the 3-SAT assumption it seems that our assumption is weaker than that of Feige.


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