It must be P=NP.
The symmetric matrix means that the cost of traveling from city i to city j is equal to the cost of traveling from j to i. This is Zero, and Hamiltonian cycle is undirected complete graph with a cost associated with each edge.
You can choose any start points, which is Φ. It must be P≠NP.
This is natural greedy heuristic, because j is added to the cycle.
cik≤cij+cjk
i∈S and j∉S (S is the subset)
G=(V,E)
This is the undirected graph.F⊆E
F is the minimal subset of edges, and each pair of nodes in G is connected.S={v}, v∈V, T=(S,F), F=Φ
T is a tree, and v is an arbitrary node.The metric traveling salesman problem is a 2-approximation algorithm.
The cost of the tour on the first two nodes i and j is exactly 2cij.
△ijk is the triangle, and the perfect matching on Θ has cost at most OPT/2. It is not the odd number.
Skipping over previously visited cities is sometimes called shortcutting.
This is Φ=0, which is corruption and wide open.
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