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Per molti problemi di ottimizzazione combinatoria è noto un algoritmo tempopolinomiale e quelli più importanti sono presentati in questo libro. Comunque, esistono anche molti altri problemi importanti per i quali non si conosce nessun algoritmo tempo-polinomiale. Anche se non si può dimostrare che per questi problemi non esistono degli algoritmi tempo-polinomiali, si può mostrare che se esistesse un algoritmo tempo-polinomiale per anche uno solo dei problemi “difficili” (più precisamente: NP-difficili) ne esisterebbe uno per quasi tutti i problemi discussi in questo libro (più precisamente: tutti i problemi NP- facili).

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Korte, B., Vygen, J. (2011). NP-Completezza. In: Ottimizzazione Combinatoria. UNITEXT(). Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1523-4_15

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