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Questions related to the (computational) complexity of solving problems
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NP-hardness of an extention of 2 sat
I think the easiest approach is to model this problem as a sat problem.
Let K(x) mean that x is kept. Let C(K) be the number of literal for which K is true. Then any clause (a V b) from your origina …
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