A novel weighting scheme for random k-SAT
Abstract
Consider a random k-CNF formula Fk(n, rn) with n variables and rn clauses. For every truth assignment σ∈ \0, 1\n and every clause c=1·sk, let d=d(σ, c) be the number of satisfied literal occurrences in c under σ. For fixed β>-1 and λ>0, we take ω(σ, c)=0, if d=0; ω(σ, c)=λ(1+β), if d=1 and ω(σ, c)=λd, if d>1. Applying the above weighting scheme, we get that if Fk(n, rn) is unsatisfiable with probability tending to one as n→∞, then r≥2.83, 8.09, 18.91, 40.81, 84.87 for k=3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, respectively.
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