The Boolean Satisfiability Problem (SAT) - Ptolemy Project
• Stochastic search – Local search, hill climbing, etc. – Unable to prove unsatisfiability (incomplete) 24 DLL Algorithm: General Ideas • Iteratively set variables until – you find a satisfying assignment (done!) – you reach a conflict (backtrack and try different value) • Two main rules:
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