NL = coNL
Lax485149.NLEqCoNL · concepts/Lax485149/NLEqCoNL.lean · lax-485149
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Theorem
The classes NL and coNL are equal: a problem is SO-Krom definable if and only if its complement is. This is the Immerman–Szelepcsényi theorem for the class, obtained from the closure of FO(TC) under complement and the equality NL = FO(TC).
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