A Multistage View on 2-Satisfiability

11/04/2020
by   Till Fluschnik, et al.
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We study q-SAT in the multistage model, focusing on the linear-time solvable 2-SAT. Herein, given a sequence of q-CNF fomulas and a non-negative integer d, the question is whether there is a sequence of satisfying truth assignments such that for every two consecutive truth assignments, the number of variables whose values changed is at most d. We prove that Multistage 2-SAT is NP-hard even in quite restricted cases. Moreover, we present parameterized algorithms (including kernelization) for Multistage 2-SAT and prove them to be asymptotically optimal.

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