A short note on Merlin-Arthur protocols for subset sum
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Abstract: In the subset sum problem we are given n positive integers along with a target integer t. A solution is a subset of these integers summing to t. In this short note we show that for a given subset sum instance there is a proof of size of what the number of solutions is that can be constructed in time and can be probabilistically verified in time with at most constant error probability. Here, the notation omits factors polynomial in the input size .
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