A note on the Σ2P-completeness of the Frobenius number
Thomas Rothvoss
Abstract
Given a finite set A of natural numbers whose greatest common divisor is one, the Frobenius number g(A) is the largest integer that is not a non-negative integer combination of the numbers in A. In a 2016 preprint, Matsubara states that given A and k, deciding if g(A) ≥ k is Σ2P-complete. A decade has passed since without peer-reviewed publication of this result. At the same time, the community has found it difficult to verify this result. In this note, we give a write-up of the completeness proof based on Matsubara (2016).
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