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Theoretical computer science / Mathematics / Computational complexity theory / Logic in computer science / NP-complete problems / Electronic design automation / Formal methods / Constraint programming / Satisfiability modulo theories / Boolean satisfiability problem / Solver / Automated reasoning
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Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
Computational complexity theory
Logic in computer science
NP-complete problems
Electronic design automation
Formal methods
Constraint programming
Satisfiability modulo theories
Boolean satisfiability problem
Solver
Automated reasoning

Outline SMT: Where Do We Go From Here? Clark Barrett, New York University SMT Workshop, July 17, 2014

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