Modern propositional satisfiability (or SAT) solvers are very powerful due to recent developments on the underlying data structures, the used heuristics to guide the search, the deduction techniques to infer knowledge, and the formula simplification techniques that are used during pre- and inprocessing. However, when all these techniques are put together, the soundness of the combined algorithm is not guaranteed any more. In this paper we present a small set of rules that allows to model modern SAT solvers in terms of a state transition system. With these rules all techniques which are applied in modern SAT solvers can be adequately modeled. Finally, we compare Generic CDCL with related systems.
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Hölldobler, S., Manthey, N., Philipp, T., & Steinke, P. (2014). Generic CDCL - A formalization of modern propositional satisfiability solvers. In CEUR Workshop Proceedings (Vol. 1145, pp. 25–34). CEUR-WS. https://doi.org/10.29007/7n71
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