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SAT solver TM code
def varchar(lit, seen=None):
if seen:
return {(True, True): "X", (True, False): "#", (False, True): ".", (False, False): "?"}[(lit in seen, -lit in seen)]
else:
v = slv.val(lit)
if v is True: return "#"
if v is False: return "."
assert v is None
if slv.resolvemerge(lit) != lit: return "/"
if len(slv.lit_refs[lit]) + len(slv.lit_refs[-lit]) == 0 and len(slv.idag.b[slv.idag.base(lit)]) == 0 and len(slv.idag.b[slv.idag.base(-lit)]) == 0:
return "*"
return "?"
def format_grid(grid, val):
for r in grid:
out = ["%05d: "%r[0]]
for u in r:
out.append(varchar(u, val))
print("".join(out))
class DummyCell:
def __init__(self, slv):
self.solver = slv
def pretty(self, seen=None):
if seen is None:
seen = {v if self.solver.val(v) else -v for v in range(1,len(self.solver.lit_refs)) if self.solver.val(v) is not None}
print("== RULES ==")
format_grid([[r0[0], r0[1], *r0[2], r1[0], r1[1], *r1[2]] for r0,r1 in rules], seen)
print("== EVOLUTION ==")
format_grid([t[1] + t[0] + t[2] + [w,d] + s + [h] for t, (w,d,s,h) in zip(tapes, trans)] + [tapes[-1][1] + tapes[-1][0] + tapes[-1][2]], seen)
slv = Solver()
cell = DummyCell(slv)
# --- #
STATES = 3
N = 99
G = N//2+1+12
rules = [((slv.allocate_var(), slv.allocate_var(), slv.allocate_vars(STATES+1)), (slv.allocate_var(), slv.allocate_var(), slv.allocate_vars(STATES+1))) for _ in range(STATES)]
slv.unit(rules[0][0][0]) # first rule always writes 1 (otherwise can be reordered, or no rule writes 1)
slv.unit(rules[0][0][1]) # first rule always goes right (symmetry breaking)
slv.unit(-rules[0][0][2][0]) # first rule doesn't go to itself (trival infinite loop)
for g, (w, d, s) in enumerate(r for (r0, r1) in rules for r in (r0, r1)):
for i in range(STATES+1):
if i != STATES and i > g + 1: # state 0: left can refer to 1 or self, right can refer up to 2, state 1: left can refer to 3 or less... (binary tree / heap)
slv.unit(-s[i])
continue
for j in range(i+1, STATES+1):
slv.bclause(-s[i], -s[j])
slv.bclause(-s[STATES], w)
slv.bclause(-s[STATES], d) # HALT rule is always (1, R, H)
# canonicalization: transition to state 'n' only possible if state 'n-1' reachable somewhere earlier
for i in range(1,STATES-1):
slv.make_clause([-s[i+1]] + [r[2][i] for (r0, r1) in rules for r in (r0, r1)][:g])
def mostone(lits):
for i in range(len(lits)):
for j in range(i+1, len(lits)):
slv.bclause(-lits[i], -lits[j])
for s in range(1, STATES):
# all states except the starting state reachable from another state
slv.make_clause([r[2][s] for (r0, r1) in rules[:s] + rules[s+1:] for r in (r0, r1)])
# no state always leads to itself
slv.bclause(-rules[s][0][2][s], -rules[s][1][2][s])
slv.make_clause([-r[0][1] for r in rules[1:STATES]] + [r[0][2][STATES] for r in rules]) # one of the 'read 0' rules moves left or halts
# exactly one halting state
mostone([r[2][STATES] for (r0, r1) in rules for r in (r0, r1)])
slv.make_clause([r[2][STATES] for (r0, r1) in rules for r in (r0, r1)])
def tape_entry(N=N):
t = slv.allocate_vars(N)
s = slv.allocate_vars(STATES+1)
h = slv.allocate_vars(N)
mostone(s)
mostone(h)
slv.make_clause(s)
slv.make_clause(h)
return t, s, h
tapes = [tape_entry()] # (tape, s, head)
trans = [] # (w, d, s, h)
for u in tapes[0][0]: slv.unit(-u)
slv.unit(tapes[0][2][N//2-1])
slv.unit(tapes[0][1][0])
slv.propagate()
def step_tapes(t1, t2, N=N):
lt, ls, lh = t1
ct, cs, ch = t2
w, d = slv.allocate_var(), slv.allocate_var()
# head value
h = slv.allocate_var()
for i in range(N):
slv.make_clause([-lh[i], -lt[i], h])
slv.make_clause([-lh[i], lt[i], -h])
# rule
slv.bclause(-ls[STATES], cs[STATES]) # HALT, w and d unbound
for i in range(STATES):
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], h, -rules[i][0][0], w])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], h, rules[i][0][0], -w])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], h, -rules[i][0][1], d])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], h, rules[i][0][1], -d])
for j in range(STATES+1):
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], h, -rules[i][0][2][j], cs[j]])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], h, rules[i][0][2][j], -cs[j]])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], -h, -rules[i][1][0], w])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], -h, rules[i][1][0], -w])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], -h, -rules[i][1][1], d])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], -h, rules[i][1][1], -d])
for j in range(STATES+1):
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], -h, -rules[i][1][2][j], cs[j]])
slv.make_clause([-ls[i], -h, rules[i][1][2][j], -cs[j]])
# head movement
for i in range(1, N-1):
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -ch[i], lh[i-1], lh[i+1]])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -lh[i], ch[i-1], ch[i+1]])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -lh[i], -d, ch[i+1]])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -lh[i], d, ch[i-1]])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -ch[0], lh[1]])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -lh[0], ch[1]]) # border conditions
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -lh[0], d])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -ch[-1], lh[-2]])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -lh[-1], ch[-2]])
slv.make_clause([ls[STATES], -lh[-1], -d])
# tape write
for i in range(N):
slv.make_clause([lh[i], -lt[i], ct[i]]) # head not on tape position -> unchanged
slv.make_clause([lh[i], lt[i], -ct[i]])
slv.make_clause([-lh[i], -w, ct[i]]) # head on tape position -> gets written value
slv.make_clause([-lh[i], w, -ct[i]])
slv.make_clause([-ls[STATES], -lt[i], ct[i]]) # HALT state
slv.make_clause([-ls[STATES], lt[i], -ct[i]])
slv.make_clause([-ls[STATES], -lh[i], ch[i]])
slv.make_clause([-ls[STATES], lh[i], -ch[i]])
return (w, d, cs, h)
def append_tape(N=N):
t1 = tapes[-1]
t2 = tape_entry(N)
tapes.append(t2)
trans.append(step_tapes(t1, t2, N))
#for i in range(G): append_tape()
# halt
#HN = 15
#HG = HN//2+1
#tapes.append(tape_entry(HN))
#trans.append((-1, -1, [], -1))
#
#for i in range(HG): append_tape(HN)
#
#slv.unit(tapes[-1][1][STATES])
#slv.unit(-tapes[-2][1][STATES])
#slv.unit(tapes[-1][2][HN//2+1])
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