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Computational Infeasibility
Computational infeasibility
refers to problems that require an
impractical amount of time
or resources to solve with
current technology
, often due to their
exponential growth in complexity
as the
problem size
increases. This concept is crucial in cryptography, where security relies on the assumption that certain
mathematical problems
cannot be
efficiently solved
by adversaries.
Relevant Degrees
Computer Science and Data Processing 67%
Computational Mathematics 33%
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