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On Davis–Putnam reductions for minimally unsatisfiable clause-sets
Theoretical Computer Science, Volume: 492, Pages: 70 - 87
Swansea University Author: Oliver Kullmann
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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.tcs.2013.04.020
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"Minimally unsatisfiable clause-sets" are fundamental building blocks of satisfiability (SAT) theory. In order to establish a structural theory about them,elimination of certain types of degenerations via "Davis-Putnam (DP) reductions" are essential. These DP-reductions have been...
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"Minimally unsatisfiable clause-sets" are fundamental building blocks of satisfiability (SAT) theory. In order to establish a structural theory about them,elimination of certain types of degenerations via "Davis-Putnam (DP) reductions" are essential. These DP-reductions have been used at many placessince more than 50 years, and we now show that we have certain forms of confluence, that is, that the applications of DP-reductions are independent oftheir implementation, to a certain degree. |
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