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Mathematical logic / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics / Quantification / Logic in computer science / Formal methods / Electronic design automation / NP-complete problems / Satisfiability modulo theories / Boolean satisfiability problem / Universal quantification / True quantified Boolean formula
Date: 2017-07-30 15:10:48
Mathematical logic
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
Quantification
Logic in computer science
Formal methods
Electronic design automation
NP-complete problems
Satisfiability modulo theories
Boolean satisfiability problem
Universal quantification
True quantified Boolean formula

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