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Can submodularity be tested with polynomially many queries?

Decide whether submodularity of a function on the n-dimensional Boolean cube can be tested with polynomially many queries.

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git push
sbatch job.sbatch     # Submitted batch job 17
squeue                # pending and running
sacct -j 17           # how it ended
git fetch origin refs/jobs/17 && git merge FETCH_HEAD

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