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Questions related to NP-hardness and NP-completeness.

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3-SAT mixed with 2-SAT formulas

Context: Refering to the question: Complexity of the $(3,2)_s$ SAT problem? and since the paper by Porshen and Speckenmayer : Satisfiability of mixed Horn formulas, we know that even when $F_3$ is Ho …
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A variant of Critical SAT in DP

May I propose an answer to my own question thanks to your comments : the variant of Critical SAT is in P. Let us call "Problem 1" the variant of Critical SAT : Given a 3-CNF expression $F$, is it tr …
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8 votes
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Complexity of the $(3,2)_s$ SAT problem?

Let define the $(3,2)_s$ SAT problem : Given $F_3$, a satisfiable 3-CNF formula, and $F_2$, a 2-CNF formula ($F_3$ and $F_2$ are defined on the same variables). Is $F_3 \wedge F_2$ satisfiable? What …
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Complexity of the Complete (3,2) SAT problem?

A complete $k$-CNF formula is a $k$-CNF formula which contains all clauses of size $k$ or lower it implies. Deciding the satisfiability of a complete $k$-CNF formula is clearly a tractable problem sin …
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A variant of Critical SAT in DP

A language $L$ is in the class $DP$ iff there are two languages $L1 \in NP$ and $L2 \in coNP$ such that $L = L1 \cap L2$ A canonical $DP$-complete problem is SAT-UNSAT : given two 3-CNF expressions, …
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Complexity of the $(3,2)_s$ SAT problem?

Here is a paper by Porshen and Speckenmayer : Satisfiability of mixed Horn formulas which shows that even when $F_3$ is Horn, the problem of deciding the satisfiability of $F_3 \wedge F_2$ is NP-compl …
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Unique SAT vs Exactly $m$ models

Unique SAT is the well known problem : given a CNF formula $F$, is it true that $F$ has exactly one model ? I am interested in « Exactly $m$-SAT » problem : given a CNF formula $F$ and an integer $m> …