Abstract. This paper is concerned with the complexity of proofs and of searching for proofs in resolution. We show that the recently proposed algorithm of Ben-Sasson & Wigderson for searching for proofs in resolution cannot give better than weakly exponential performance. This is a consequence of our main result: we show the optimality of the general relationship called size-width tradeoff in Ben-Sasson & Wigderson. Moreover we obtain the optimality of the size-width tradeoff for the widely used restrictions of resolution: regular, Davis-Putnam, negative, positive
In 2003, Atserias and Dalmau resolved a major open question about the resolution proof system by est...
In 2003, Atserias and Dalmau resolved a major open question about the resolution proof system by est...
We explain an asymmetric Prover-Delayer game which precisely characterizes proof size in tree-like R...
Abstract. This paper is concerned with the complexity of proofs and of searching for proofs in resol...
This paper is concerned with the complexity of proofs and of searching for proofs in resolution. We ...
The Width-Size Method for resolution was recently introduced by Ben-Sasson and Wigderson (BSW): Sho...
The Width-Size Method for resolution was recently introduced by Ben-Sasson and Wigderson (BSW): Sh...
AbstractA general theme in the proof of lower bounds on the size of resolution refutations in propos...
Abstract. The width of a Resolution proof is defined to be the maximal number of literals in any cla...
This paper discusses the topic of the minimum width of a regular resolutionrefutation of a set of cl...
We provide a characterization of the resolution width introduced in the context of propositional pro...
We study several procedures for theorem proving based on the resolution principle. We consider (1) D...
We exhibit an unusually strong trade-off between resolution proof width and tree-like proof size. Na...
We provide a characterization of the resolution width introduced in the context of propositional pro...
AbstractWe provide a characterization of the resolution width introduced in the context of propositi...
In 2003, Atserias and Dalmau resolved a major open question about the resolution proof system by est...
In 2003, Atserias and Dalmau resolved a major open question about the resolution proof system by est...
We explain an asymmetric Prover-Delayer game which precisely characterizes proof size in tree-like R...
Abstract. This paper is concerned with the complexity of proofs and of searching for proofs in resol...
This paper is concerned with the complexity of proofs and of searching for proofs in resolution. We ...
The Width-Size Method for resolution was recently introduced by Ben-Sasson and Wigderson (BSW): Sho...
The Width-Size Method for resolution was recently introduced by Ben-Sasson and Wigderson (BSW): Sh...
AbstractA general theme in the proof of lower bounds on the size of resolution refutations in propos...
Abstract. The width of a Resolution proof is defined to be the maximal number of literals in any cla...
This paper discusses the topic of the minimum width of a regular resolutionrefutation of a set of cl...
We provide a characterization of the resolution width introduced in the context of propositional pro...
We study several procedures for theorem proving based on the resolution principle. We consider (1) D...
We exhibit an unusually strong trade-off between resolution proof width and tree-like proof size. Na...
We provide a characterization of the resolution width introduced in the context of propositional pro...
AbstractWe provide a characterization of the resolution width introduced in the context of propositi...
In 2003, Atserias and Dalmau resolved a major open question about the resolution proof system by est...
In 2003, Atserias and Dalmau resolved a major open question about the resolution proof system by est...
We explain an asymmetric Prover-Delayer game which precisely characterizes proof size in tree-like R...