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* Can [[parity game]]s be solved in polynomial time?
* Can [[parity game]]s be solved in polynomial time?
* Does [[Linear_programming#Open_problems_and_recent_work|linear programming]] admit a [[Time complexity#Strongly and weakly polynomial time|strongly polynomial]]-time algorithm? This is problem #9 in [[Smale's problems|Smale's list]] of problems.
* Does [[Linear_programming#Open_problems_and_recent_work|linear programming]] admit a [[Time complexity#Strongly and weakly polynomial time|strongly polynomial]]-time algorithm? This is problem #9 in [[Smale's problems|Smale's list]] of problems.
* What is the lower bound on the complexity of [[fast Fourier transform]] algorithms? Can they be faster than O(N log N)?
* What is the lower bound on the complexity of [[fast Fourier transform]] algorithms? Can they be faster than [[Big O notation|O]](N log N)?
* Can the [[3SUM]] problem be solved in [[subquadratic time]]?
* Can the [[3SUM]] problem be solved in [[subquadratic time]]?
* [[Splay_tree#Dynamic_optimality_conjecture|Dynamic optimality conjecture]] for splay trees
* [[Splay_tree#Dynamic_optimality_conjecture|Dynamic optimality conjecture]] for splay trees

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This article is a list of unsolved problems in computer science. Problems in computer science are considered unsolved when an expert in the field considers it unsolved or when several experts in the field disagree about a solution to a problem.

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