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Taxonomy of Problems
Taxonomy of Problems
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picture of "problem about which it is impossible to find out if it can be solved or not", black background
unsolved
Unsolved problems are problems for which we neither have a solution, nor know whether such solution can be found.
solvable
P is solvable if, at some point in time, a proof will be provided that solution to P can be found.
unsolvable
P is unsolvable if, at some point in time, a proof will be provided that P does not have solution.
illustration of "unsolvable and undecidable problem which leads to madness", black background
fatal
Problem P is "fatal" if no proof could ever be provided whether P is solvable or unsolvable.
It is impossible to tell about problem if it is "fatal". That's why it is fatal ;)
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