Markus Anders, who wrote the symmetry breaking system (satsuma) they use for SAT is pretty much a genius. His version of Kissat won the SAT Competition this year, with satsuma of course:
See slide 18. It was really nice to see him win. I have always been a huge fan of symmetry breaking, CryptoMiniSat (that I develop) had a symmetry breaking system, BreakID (which is _way_ slower than Markus' satsuma), in it for many years now.
https://satcompetition.github.io/2026/downloads/satcomp26sli...
See slide 18. It was really nice to see him win. I have always been a huge fan of symmetry breaking, CryptoMiniSat (that I develop) had a symmetry breaking system, BreakID (which is _way_ slower than Markus' satsuma), in it for many years now.