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The pebbling problem is complete in polynomial space
We examine a pebbling problem which has been used to study the storage requirements of various models of computation. Sethi has shown this problem to be NP-hard and Lingas has shown a generalization to be P-space complete. We prove the original problem P-space complete by employing a modification of Lingas's proof. The pebbling problem is one of the few examples of a P-space complete problem not exhibiting any obvious quantifier alternation.