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method of artificial intelligence > logic > propositional logic > Boolean satisfiability problem

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Boolean satisfiability problem  

DEFINITION(S)

  • the satisfaction problem in propositional logic consists in determining whether a formula, expressed in propositional logic, is true or false. This problem is very important in computer science, as it constitutes the reference for problems that are difficult to solve (which is the subject of algorithmic complexity theory). It provides a reference for solving/studying problems that are reducible to it or to which it is reducible, such as the verification of software, microprocessors or complex systems. (Source: translated from https://ia.gdria.fr/Glossaire/probleme-sat/ )

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SYNONYM(S)

  • SAT problem

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