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1. Computer Science › Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization

   Random Subcubes as a Toy Model for Constraint Satisfaction Problems

   Mora and Zdeborová · Journal of Statistical Physics · 2008

   The paper presents an exactly solvable random-subcube model inspired by hard constraint satisfaction problems, compares it with k-satisfiability and k-colouring, and extends it to a continuous energy landscape.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors' random-subcube model is said to mirror the solution-space structure of random k-satisfiability and k-colouring and to show the same phase transitions.“Our model reproduces the structure of the solution space of the random k-satisfiability and k-coloring problems, and undergoes the same phase transitions as these problems.”