3-DNF-TAUT and 3-UNSAT are coNP-complete
Lax564036.ThreeDnfTautCoNPComplete · concepts/Lax564036/ThreeDnfTautCoNPComplete.lean · lax-564036
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3-DNF-TAUT and 3-UNSAT are coNP-complete under first-order reductions. The clause-splitting reduction of SAT to 3SAT reduces the complement of SAT to 3-UNSAT, on the CNF side where the width bound is available, and the sign swap carries 3-UNSAT to 3-DNF-TAUT.
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