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Definitions
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Complexity
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Algorithms for solving SAT
Electronic design automationFormal equivalence checkingModel checkingFormal verificationPipelined microprocessors
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Overview
- Logic
- Computer science
- Interpretation Interpretation (logic)
- Satisfies Satisfiability
- Boolean Boolean logic
- Formula Formula (mathematical logic)
- NP-complete
- Cook–Levin theorem
- NP NP (complexity)
- Polynomial time Time complexity
- Polynomial-time
- P versus NP problem
- Artificial intelligence
- Circuit design
- Automatic theorem proving
Definitions
- Propositional logic
- Variables Variable (mathematics)
- Conjunction Logical conjunction
- Disjunction Logical disjunction
- Negation
- Logical values Logical value
- Decision problem
- Theoretical computer science
- Complexity theory Computational complexity theory
- Algorithmics
- Cryptography
- Horn clause
- Conjunctive normal form
- Boolean function
- Below Boolean satisfiability problem
- Boolean algebra
- Tseytin transformation
Complexity
- Stephen Cook
- University of Toronto
- Leonid Levin
- Russian Academy of Sciences
- Complexity class
- Reduced Reduction (complexity)
- Graph Graph (discrete mathematics)
- 3-coloring Graph coloring
- Fresh variables Fresh variable
- Logically equivalent
- Equisatisfiable
- Karp's 21 NP-complete problems
- NP-hard
- Polynomial-time reduction
- Clique problem
- Exponential time hypothesis
- DPLL algorithm
Special instances of 3SAT
- 2-SAT 2-satisfiability
- Complete NL-complete
- NL NL (complexity)
- XOR Exclusive or
- SL SL (complexity)
- Unit propagation
- P-complete
- P's P (complexity)
- Implication Entailment
Not 3SAT problems
Extensions of SAT
- Satisfiability modulo theories
- Uninterpreted functions Uninterpreted function
- Quantifiers Quantifier (logic)
- Tautology Tautology (logic)
- Co-NP-complete
- Quantified Boolean formula problem
- PSPACE-complete
- PP PP (complexity)
- #SAT Sharp-SAT
- #P-complete Sharp-P-complete
- US US (complexity)?action=edit&redlink=1
- Turing machine
- Promised Promise problem
- Shown Valiant–Vazirani theorem
- Randomized polynomial-time BPP (complexity)
- NP NP (complexity class)
- Maximum satisfiability problem
- FNP FNP (complexity)
- Approximation algorithms Approximation algorithm
- APX
- Polynomial-time approximation scheme
- First First-order predicate calculus
- Second-order logic
- Constraint satisfaction problems Constraint satisfaction problem
- 0-1 integer programming
Finding a satisfying assignment
- Search problem
- {x1=TRUE} Substitution (logic)
- P/poly
- PH PH (complexity)
- Σ2 Polynomial hierarchy
- Karp–Lipton theorem
- RP RP (complexity)
- FP FP (complexity)
Algorithms for solving SAT
- Electronic design automation
- Formal equivalence checking
- Model checking
- Formal verification
- Pipelined microprocessors Microprocessor
- Automatic test pattern generation
- Routing Routing (electronic design automation)
- FPGAs FPGA
- Planning Automated planning and scheduling
- Scheduling problems Scheduling algorithm
- Davis–Putnam–Logemann–Loveland algorithm
- Conflict-driven clause learning
- Stochastic
- Local search Local search (constraint satisfaction)
- WalkSAT
- Deep learning
- Operations research
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Triples32
Avg. degree1.98
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related to External links · 11
Boolean satisfiability problem → Applications, Boolean, Boolean Modeling, ComputationSAT Live, Conference, MaxSAT, SAT, SAT Game, Satisfiability, Satisfiability TestingJournal, Theory
related to Horn-satisfiability · 11
Boolean satisfiability problem → Also, Boolean, Horn, HORN-SAT, Horn-satisfiability, Indeed, It, P's, P-complete, The, TRUE
related to Definitions · 9
Boolean satisfiability problem → AND, Boolean, FALSE, NOT, OR, SAT, The Boolean, This, TRUE
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problem formula sat variables satisfiability form clause true one np-complete clauses algorithm normal problems literals time formulas called also conjunctive
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| WalkSAT | instance of | and stochastic local search algorithms | 0.80 | text |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | Boolean | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | AND | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | OR | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | NOT | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | TRUE | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | FALSE | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | The Boolean | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | SAT | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to Definitions | This | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to External links | SAT Game | 0.60 | section |
| Boolean satisfiability problem | related to External links | Boolean | 0.60 | section |
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