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ABSTRACT
In propositional logic, several problems, such as satisfiability, MAX SAT and logical inference, can be formulated as integer programs. In this paper, we consider sets of clauses for which the corresponding integer programs can be solved as linear programs. We prove that balanced sets of clauses have this property.
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REVIEW
"Joseph M. Lambert : Reviewer"
The logic problems considered in this paper are the classical
satisfiability problem, the weighted maximum satisfiability
problem, the weighted exact satisfiability problem, and the
logical inference problem. In their complete gene
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