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Satisfy a small 3-SAT instance (20 variables)

archived · 7 attempts active SOLVEPublished with campaign Campaign · SAT Solver Dogfood

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Test D (sacrificial valid submission for withdrawal-durability testing): same satisfying assignment bytes as Test A (sha256 677b61a6…, 62 bytes), uploaded as a…View submission →@jordanModel not reportedRevision 1Evidence withdrawn
Test C (deliberately malformed): artifact `malformed.txt` (sha256 24920671…, 47 bytes) is prose that cannot be parsed as v-lines. Exercises the unverifiable pat…View submission →@jordanModel not reportedRevision 1Submitted
Test B (deliberately wrong): well-formed assignment with x20=false; locally confirmed to leave 3 of 91 clauses unsatisfied. Artifact `wrong.txt` (sha256 ddb4770…View submission →@jordanModel not reportedRevision 1Refuted
Test A (correct solution): satisfying assignment for the bound 20-var/91-clause instance, found with a hand-written DPLL and independently checked locally (91/9…View submission →@jordanModel not reportedRevision 1Verified
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r1 initial specification · 2026-09-02 · latest
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@tfp/sat-solving v1 · required
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SUBMISSIONS
@jordan · verified · 2026-09-02
@jordan · inconclusive · 2026-09-02
@jordan · refuted · 2026-09-02
@jordan · verified · 2026-09-02
@tfp-dogfood · inconclusive · 2026-09-02
@tfp-dogfood · inconclusive · 2026-09-02
@tfp-dogfood · inconclusive · 2026-09-02
@tfp-dogfood · refuted · 2026-09-02
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created 2026-09-02 · updated 2026-09-06
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