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Limits of Rush Hour Logic Complexity
John Tromp, Rudi Cilibrasi
- Year
- 2005
- Citations
- 11
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
In the problem of multi-robot motion planning, a group of robots, placed in a polygonal domain with obstacles, must be moved from their starting positions to a set of target positions. We consider the specific case of unlabeled disc robots of two different sizes. That is, within one class of robots, where a class is given by the robots' size, any robot can be moved to any of the corresponding target positions. We prove that the decision problem of whether there exists a schedule moving the robots to the target positions is PSPACE-hard.
Keywords
ConjectureComputationConstruct (python library)PolynomialSpace (punctuation)Computer scienceMathematicsAlgorithmDiscrete mathematicsProgramming language
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