The FPᴺᴾ versus #P Dichotomy for #EO
Boning Meng, Juqiu Wang, Mingji Xia
Abstract
The complexity classification of the Holant problem has remained unresolved for the past fifteen years. Counting complex-weighted Eulerian orientations problems, denoted as #EO, is regarded as one of the most significant challenges to the comprehensive complexity classification of the Holant problem. This article presents an FP NP vs. #P dichotomy for #EO, demonstrating that #EO defined by a signature set is either #P-hard or polynomial-time computable with a specific NP oracle. This result provides a comprehensive complexity classification for #EO, and potentially leads to a dichotomy for the Holant problem. Furthermore, we derive three additional dichotomies related to the Holant problem from the dichotomy for #EO.
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