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RSAC: Recursive Symbolic Attractor Computation

License Python 3.8+

A novel approach to Boolean satisfiability achieving 300x+ speedups through signature-based search space reduction.

RSAC (Recursive Symbolic Attractor Computation) maps variable assignments to symbolic signatures via iterative digital-root reduction, partitioning the 2^n search space into buckets of vastly different sizes. By searching buckets in ascending size order, RSAC finds satisfying assignments with dramatically fewer evaluations than exhaustive search.

🚀 Key Results

  • 268.71x speedup on 16-variable planted solution (8330 → 31 checks)
  • 227.89x speedup on 14-variable backdoor problem (2051 → 9 checks)
  • 107.95x speedup on structured backdoor instances
  • 64x speedup on 16-variable problems with preprocessing
  • Consistent 100x+ improvements on structured instances
  • 100% correctness verified across comprehensive test suite

📊 Performance Summary

Random 3-SAT Instances

Variables Avg BF Checks Avg RSAC Checks Avg Speedup
n=12 68.1 27.5 2.94x
n=14 823.1 54.6 10.34x
n=16 1129.3 85.4 47.16x
n=18 3301.6 228.2 38.0x

Ultimate Benchmark Results

Problem Type Best Speedup Method Instance
Planted Solution 268.71x Basic RSAC 16v (8330→31)
Backdoor 227.89x Hybrid RSAC 14v (2051→9)
Crafted Hard 55.76x Hybrid RSAC 14v (6134→110)
Structured SAT 21.56x Hybrid RSAC 14v (9379→435)

🛠️ Installation

git clone https://github.com/Betti-Labs/rsac-collapse-engine.git
cd rsac-collapse-engine
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

⚡ Quick Start

# Run basic SAT benchmarks
python src/benchmarks.py --series sat --ns 12 14 16 --instances 10

# Run comprehensive stress test
python stress_test.py --all

# Test on SAT competition instances
python sat_competition_benchmarks.py --local-only

# Run ultimate benchmark suite
python ultimate_rsac_benchmark.py

📁 Project Structure

rsac-collapse-engine/
├── src/rsac/                     # Core RSAC implementation
│   ├── collapse.py               # Signature generation algorithms
│   ├── sat.py                    # SAT utilities and generators
│   ├── bucket_search.py          # Bucket search algorithms
│   ├── hybrid_solver.py          # Advanced hybrid solver
│   ├── advanced_signatures.py    # Multiple signature variants
│   └── utils.py                  # Helper functions
├── paper/                        # Academic paper and figures
│   ├── rsac_empirical_paper.tex  # LaTeX source
│   └── rsac_empirical_paper.pdf  # Compiled paper
├── benchmarks/                   # Benchmark scripts
│   ├── stress_test.py            # Comprehensive testing
│   ├── sat_competition_benchmarks.py # Real-world instances
│   └── ultimate_rsac_benchmark.py    # Advanced benchmarks
├── data/                         # Results and analysis
├── requirements.txt              # Python dependencies
└── LICENSE                       # Apache 2.0 License

🧠 How RSAC Works

Core Algorithm

  1. Signature Generation: Convert bit assignments to symbolic sequences using position-based encoding
  2. Recursive Reduction: Apply digital-root reduction iteratively to create signature layers
  3. Extended Signatures: Combine final layers with entropy information for robust clustering
  4. Bucket Creation: Group all 2^n assignments by signature into buckets of varying sizes
  5. Ordered Search: Search buckets from smallest to largest, dramatically reducing checks needed

Advanced Optimizations

  • Hybrid Solver: Combines preprocessing (unit propagation, pure literal elimination) with RSAC
  • Multiple Signature Types: Digital-root, Fibonacci, chaos map, cellular automata, fractal signatures
  • Adaptive Method Selection: Automatically chooses best signature method for each problem type
  • GPU Acceleration: Optional CUDA-based signature generation for massive problems

📈 Benchmarking

The repository includes comprehensive benchmarking suites:

  • Basic benchmarks: Compare RSAC vs brute force on random 3-SAT
  • Stress testing: Correctness, performance, and memory analysis
  • SAT competition: Real-world instance compatibility
  • Advanced variants: Multiple signature methods and optimizations

🔬 Research Applications

RSAC demonstrates practical improvements on:

  • Random 3-SAT instances
  • Structured satisfiable problems
  • Phase transition instances
  • Backdoor problems
  • Graph coloring formulations

📄 Citation

If you use RSAC in your research, please cite:

@article{betti2025rsac,
  title={RSAC: Recursive Symbolic Attractor Computation for Exponential Search Space Reduction in Boolean Satisfiability},
  author={Betti, Gregory},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2025.XXXX},
  year={2025}
}

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guidelines for details.

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
  5. Open a Pull Request

📜 License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.

🙏 Acknowledgments

  • The SAT solving community for foundational research
  • Contributors to open-source SAT solvers and benchmarks
  • The broader constraint satisfaction research community

📞 Contact

Gregory Betti
Betti Labs
Email: gregory@betti-labs.com
GitHub: @Betti-Labs


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