We know that under hierarchy collapse results GI is not NP complete.
Would there be any consequences if GI is equivalent to a promise version of an NP complete problem?
We know that under hierarchy collapse results GI is not NP complete.
Would there be any consequences if GI is equivalent to a promise version of an NP complete problem?
No. Simple reductions from GI to SAT are efficiently invertible, so for any such reduction, GI is equivalent to SAT-that's-promised-to-be-in-the-range-of-the-reduction.