👉 In the context of mathematical and computational complexity theory, a "conglomeration" is a class of problem instances that can be solved efficiently by recursively solving simpler instances. This concept originated in computational complexity theory and was introduced by George Dantzig in 1946. A conglomeration is a set of problems whose solutions cannot be obtained using any other set of problems, as long as the size of the set is not too large. For example, consider the following problem: Given two sets
