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1. Computer Science › Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization

   Algorithmic analysis on a class of Boolean equations

   Wei, Guo, Zhou and Zheng · International Conference on Computer Application and System Modeling · 2010

   The paper proposes Leaf-removal Gaussian Elimination (LGC) to check satisfiability of a class of NP-complete problems, estimates a phase transition point, and tests it numerically.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors say their new satisfiability procedure, LGC, is much simpler and faster than the original DPLL procedure for a class of Boolean equations.“This novel procedure is much simpler and faster than the original DPLL procedure.”
   2. UncheckedIn numerical tests on Boolean equation systems with different parameters, the authors report that their new satisfiability-checking procedure works and is efficient.“Numerical experiments are conducted for Boolean equations systems with different parameters and the results verify the validity and efficiency of our novel techniques.”