All instances of MONOTONE 3-SAT-(3,1) are satisfiable
Abstract
The satisfiability problem is NP-complete but there are subclasses where all the instances are satisfiable. For this, restrictions on the shape of the formula are made. Darman and D\"ocker show that the subclass MONOTONE 3-SAT-(k,1) with k ≥ 5 proves to be NP-complete and pose the open question whether instances of MONOTONE 3-SAT-(3,1) are satisfiable. This paper shows that all instances of MONOTONE 3-SAT-(3,1) are satisfiable using the new concept of a color-structures.
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