Student projects

AC simplifications in Vampire
(supervisor: Márton Hajdu, co-supervisor: Robin Coutelier)

The goal of this project is to implement and combine existing simplifications in Vampire to handle AC (associative-commutative) symbols efficiently, or devise new approaches.

Datastructures and algorithms optimization in NapSAT
(supervisor: Laura Kovács, co-supervisor: Robin Coutelier)

NapSAT is a research SAT solver designed to support multiple backtracking strategies. This project aims at implementing missing state-of-the-art techniques to make NapSAT more competitive and analyze their impact on backtracking variants. We are searching for a master student familiar with C++ and eager to learn sharp and precise algorithms and adapt them in a medium size solver.

String solving
(supervisor: Laura Kovács, co-supervisor: Clemens Eisenhofer)

This project involves the following possible topics in the area of string solving:

  • investigating reduction or simplification rules for extended string operations,
  • optimisation of regex (including simplifying regex in general or skipping redundant cases in terms of regex membership constraints solving),
  • algorithmic improvements of the string/Nielsen datastructures (efficiently detecting unit propagation cases, tracking integer lengths, variable substitution, etc.)