Abstract. Propositional satisfiability (SAT) solvers, which typically operate us-ing conjunctive normal form (CNF), have been successfully applied in many do-mains. However, in some application areas such as circuit verification, bounded model checking, and logical cryptanalysis, instances can have many parity (xor) constraints which may not be handled efficiently if translated to CNF. Thus, ex-tensions to the CNF-driven search with various parity reasoning engines rang-ing from equivalence reasoning to incremental Gaussian elimination have been proposed. This paper studies how stronger parity reasoning techniques in the DPLL(XOR) framework can be simulated by simpler systems: resolution, unit propagation, and parity explanations. Such simu...
Although parity constraints are at the heart of many relevant reasoning modes like sampling or model...
In this paper, we propose an AND/XOR-based technology mapping method for efficient realization of pa...
Parity games are infinite two-player games played on node-weighted directed graphs. Formal verificat...
Abstract—Instances of logical cryptanalysis, circuit verifica-tion, and bounded model checking can o...
This paper presents a reduction from the problem of solving parity games to the satisfiability probl...
Current methods for solving Boolean satisfiability problem (SAT) are scalable enough to solve discre...
AbstractThis paper presents a reduction from the problem of solving parity games to the satisfiabili...
International audienceCryptographic problems can often be reduced to solving boolean polynomial syst...
We propose, in this paper, XOR-based decomposition methods to implement parity prediction circuits e...
Proving logic formulas is a problem of immense importance both theoretically and practically. On the...
Equivalency clauses (Xors or modulo 2 arithmetics) repre-sent a common structure in the SAT-encoding...
The ability to reduce either the number of variables or clauses in instances of the Propositional Sa...
We first introduce Abstract DPLL, a rule-based formulation of the Davis-Putnam-Logemann-Loveland (DP...
The DIMACS suite of satisfiability (SAT) benchmarks contains a set of instances that are very hard f...
Propositional conflict-driven clause-learning (CDCL) satisfy ability (SAT) solvers have been success...
Although parity constraints are at the heart of many relevant reasoning modes like sampling or model...
In this paper, we propose an AND/XOR-based technology mapping method for efficient realization of pa...
Parity games are infinite two-player games played on node-weighted directed graphs. Formal verificat...
Abstract—Instances of logical cryptanalysis, circuit verifica-tion, and bounded model checking can o...
This paper presents a reduction from the problem of solving parity games to the satisfiability probl...
Current methods for solving Boolean satisfiability problem (SAT) are scalable enough to solve discre...
AbstractThis paper presents a reduction from the problem of solving parity games to the satisfiabili...
International audienceCryptographic problems can often be reduced to solving boolean polynomial syst...
We propose, in this paper, XOR-based decomposition methods to implement parity prediction circuits e...
Proving logic formulas is a problem of immense importance both theoretically and practically. On the...
Equivalency clauses (Xors or modulo 2 arithmetics) repre-sent a common structure in the SAT-encoding...
The ability to reduce either the number of variables or clauses in instances of the Propositional Sa...
We first introduce Abstract DPLL, a rule-based formulation of the Davis-Putnam-Logemann-Loveland (DP...
The DIMACS suite of satisfiability (SAT) benchmarks contains a set of instances that are very hard f...
Propositional conflict-driven clause-learning (CDCL) satisfy ability (SAT) solvers have been success...
Although parity constraints are at the heart of many relevant reasoning modes like sampling or model...
In this paper, we propose an AND/XOR-based technology mapping method for efficient realization of pa...
Parity games are infinite two-player games played on node-weighted directed graphs. Formal verificat...