The number of satisfying assignments of random regular k-SAT formulas
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The number of satisfying assignments of random regular \(k\)-SAT formulas
The number of satisfying assignments of random regular \(k\)-SAT formulas
Abstract: Let be a random -SAT formula in which every variable occurs precisely times positively and times negatively. Assuming that is sufficiently large and that is slightly below the critical degree where the formula becomes unsatisfiable with high probability, we determine the limiting distribution of the logarithm of the number of satisfying assignments.
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