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1. Computer Science › Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization

   Solution space heterogeneity of the randomK-satisfiability problem: Theory and simulations

   Zhou · Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2010

   A review of the author's work on the fine structure of random K-SAT solution spaces, predicting a heterogeneity transition and testing it with simulations and a local search algorithm.

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   1. UncheckedTheory predicts that in random K-SAT the solution space becomes heterogeneous once the constraint density reaches a critical value, alpha_cm.“A heterogeneity transition is predicted to occur in the solution space as the constraint density alpha reaches a critical value alpha_cm.”
   2. UncheckedIn random K-SAT, a predicted heterogeneity transition at a critical constraint density marks the appearance of exponentially many solution communities.“This transition marks the emergency of exponentially many solution communities in the solution space.”
   3. Unchecked“After the heterogeneity transition the solution space is still ergodic until alpha reaches a larger threshold value alpha_d, at which the solution communities disconnect from each other to become different solution clusters (ergodicity-breaking).”