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Logic synthesis using SAT-solvers

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A Boolean SATisfiability is a problem in which determines if there exists an assignment to the variables of a boolean formula such that the formula evaluates to true, otherwise proves that to be UNSA Tisfiable. Modern SAT -solvers can be used to solve a variety of practical and important problems. In this talk, I will give a brief introduction of SAT -solvers and their extensions, and I will show how to use them to design logical circuits.

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