The phase transition in random Horn satisfiability and its algorithmic implications
Gabriel Istrate
Abstract
Let c>0 be a constant, and Φ be a random Horn formula with n variables and m=c· 2n clauses, chosen uniformly at random (with repetition) from the set of all nonempty Horn clauses in the given variables. By analyzing , a natural implementation of positive unit resolution, we show that n ∞ (Φ is satisfiable)= 1-F(e-c), where F(x)=(1-x)(1-x2)(1-x4)(1-x8)... . Our method also yields as a byproduct an average-case analysis of this algorithm.
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