Advanced Topics in SAT-Solving Part II: Theoretical Aspects Carsten Sinz Wilhelm-Schickard-Institut for Computer Science University of T¨ubingen

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Date: 2016-07-22 17:30:27 Computational complexity theory Theoretical computer science Logic in computer science Complexity classes Mathematical optimization Boolean algebra NP-complete problems Boolean satisfiability problem 2-satisfiability Horn-satisfiability P versus NP problem Exponential time hypothesis		Advanced Topics in SAT-Solving Part II: Theoretical Aspects Carsten Sinz Wilhelm-Schickard-Institut for Computer Science University of T¨ubingen Add to Reading List Source URL: formal.iti.kit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,38 MB Share Document on Facebook

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