"Foundational Papers in Complexity Theory" is a curated collection of pivotal research papers that have significantly contributed to the field of complexity theory. This hardcover compendium is ideal for academics, researchers, and students who are keen to gain a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical underpinnings that drive this intriguing branch of computer science.
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