Authors: Valdir Monteiro dos Santos Godoi
Is proved that P ≠ NP, showing 2 problems that are executed in constant complexity time O(1) in a nondeterministic algorithm, but in exponential complexity time related to the length of the input (input size) in a deterministic algorithm. These algorithms are essentially simple, so they can not have a significant reduction in its complexity, what could cause the proofs shown here to become invalid.
Comments: 7 Pages. Article written around february-2011. The problems described here are examples of variable languages. See also viXra 1603.0107: "Languages Varying in Time and the P x NP Problem"
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