LIPIcs.STACS.2013.104.pdf
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In this paper we show that the PCP theorem holds as well in the real number computational model introduced by Blum, Shub, and Smale. More precisely, the real number counterpart NP_R of the classical Turing model class NP can be characterized as NP_R = PCP_R(O(log n), O(1)). Our proof structurally follows the one by Dinur for classical NP. However, a lot of minor and major changes are necessary due to the real numbers as underlying computational structure. The analogue result holds for the complex numbers and NP_C.
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