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The number of 2-sat functions

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Random Graphs
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The maximum number of edges in a minimal graph of diameter 2
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The scaling window of the 2‐SAT transition
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The Average Number of Linear Extensions of a Partial Order
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Modern Graph Theory
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Hereditary and Monotone Properties of Graphs
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5. Computational complexity
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A linear-time algorithm for testing the truth of certain quantified boolean formulas
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Some intersection theorems for ordered sets and graphs
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Almost all Berge Graphs are Perfect
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Satisfiability Problem: Theory and Applications
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Projections of Bodies and Hereditary Properties of Hypergraphs

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How many graphs are unions of k‐cliques?
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The number of k‐SAT functions
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Almost every 2-SAT function is unate
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The number of 3-SAT functions
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Turán problems for mixed graphs
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On the Number of 2-SAT Functions
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Nearly All 𝑘-SAT Functions Are Unate
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Оценки числа биюнктивных функций, инвариантных относительно перестановки переменных. Часть II
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The number of 3-SAT functions
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Enumerating k-SAT functions
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Asymptotic enumeration of 2- and 3-SAT functions
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