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  "slug": "mpb6-claim-exact-minimum-134",
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  "title": "The exact minimum is 134 nonterminal nodes",
  "summary": "A published table gives 136 nodes including the two sinks, and an exact subset dynamic program independently gives 134 internal nodes.",
  "relevance": "For Smallest variable-order OBDD for the middle bit of six-bit multiplication, record mpb6-claim-exact-minimum-134 (“The exact minimum is 134 nonterminal nodes”) records a bound, answer, status fact, or structural consequence. The record states: A published table gives 136 nodes including the two sinks, and an exact subset dynamic program independently gives 134 internal nodes.",
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  "body": "The minimum is\n\\[\n\\boxed{134}\n\\]\nnonterminal nodes. One optimal variable order is\n\\[\ny_3,y_2,y_1,y_0,x_3,x_2,x_4,x_5,x_1,y_4,y_5,x_0.\n\\]\nThe numbers of nodes carrying those labels are\n\\[\n1,2,4,8,13,23,31,18,20,8,4,2,\n\\]\nwhose sum is 134.\n\nAmano's 2010 survey already records the exact small-width table. Its middle bit at operand width 6 is bit 5 under the candidate's zero-based convention. Figure 1 gives 136 as the minimum OBDD size at that width. Definition 1 counts every graph node, including the 0-sink and 1-sink. The middle-product function assumes both values, so both sinks occur. The convention in this candidate excludes them, giving \\(136-2=134\\). The same figure lists 156 total nodes for the quasi-reduced model, which keeps tests whose two children agree.\n\nThe executable certificate regenerates the truth table, evaluates every subset state in the Friedman-Supowit dynamic program, and obtains 134 across all \\(12!=479{,}001{,}600\\) orders. It finds 96 optimal orders. A separate bottom-up reduction builds the diagram for the displayed order and recounts its 134 nonterminal nodes.",
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    "kind": "bounded",
    "statement": "the reduced ordered binary decision diagram for bit 5 of the product of two unsigned six-bit integers, minimized over all orders of its 12 input variables and counting nonterminal nodes only",
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        "min": 6,
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      "output_bit_index": {
        "min": 5,
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        "min": 12,
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    "citation": {
      "url": "https://bulletin.eatcs.org/index.php/beatcs/article/download/181/176",
      "locator": "Kazuyuki Amano, Researching the Complexity of Boolean Functions with Computers, Bulletin of the EATCS 101 (June 2010), 64-91: Definition 1 on page 66 counts all nodes; Figure 1 and the exact dynamic-programming discussion on page 67 give minimum OBDD size 136 at operand width 6"
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    "url": "https://bulletin.eatcs.org/index.php/beatcs/article/download/181/176",
    "locator": "Kazuyuki Amano, Researching the Complexity of Boolean Functions with Computers, Bulletin of the EATCS 101 (June 2010), 64-91: Definition 1 on page 66 counts all nodes; Figure 1 and the exact dynamic-programming discussion on page 67 give minimum OBDD size 136 at operand width 6"
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