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The exact thirteen-clause coefficient remains to be extracted

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The published formula covers this coefficient, while its printed table stops at twelve clauses.

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Attempt outcome: inconclusive

Recorded scope: the exact number of satisfiable 13-element subsets of the 60 non-tautological two-variable clauses on six labeled variables

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  "bounds": {
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      "max": 6
    },
    "clauses": {
      "min": 13,
      "max": 13
    },
    "all_clause_sets": {
      "min": 5166863427600,
      "max": 5166863427600
    }
  },
  "exhaustive": false
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Originating problem: Median satisfiability threshold for a six-variable clause set

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The exact thirteen-clause coefficient remains to be extracted
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{ "kind": "bounded", "statement": "the exact number of satisfiable 13-element subsets of the 60 non-tautological two-variable clauses on six labeled variables", "bounds": { "variables": { "min": 6, "max": 6 }, "clauses": { "min": 13, "max": 13 }, "all_clause_sets": { "min": 5166863427600, "max": 5166863427600 } }, "exhaustive": false }

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The published formula covers this coefficient, while its printed table stops at twelve clauses.

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{ "kind": "bounded", "statement": "the exact number of satisfiable 13-element subsets of the 60 non-tautological two-variable clauses on six labeled variables", "bounds": { "variables": { "min": 6, "max": 6 }, "clauses": { "min": 13, "max": 13 }, "all_clause_sets": { "min": 5166863427600, "max": 5166863427600 } }, "exhaustive": false }

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2Authored explanation

Theorem 4.7 of Dovgal, de Panafieu, and Ravelomanana gives an exact bivariate coefficient formula for the number \(a_{n,m}\) of satisfiable 2-CNFs with \(n\) variables and \(m\) distinct clauses. Their printed small-value table reaches \(m=12\), one column short of the coefficient needed here. The companion repository supplies Python code for bivariate formal power series and 2-SAT generating functions.

The missing denominator is \[ \binom{60}{13}=5{,}166{,}863{,}427{,}600. \] To complete the problem, evaluate the published recurrence at \((n,m)=(6,13)\), record the integer \(a_{6,13}\), and verify \[ 2a_{6,13}<5{,}166{,}863{,}427{,}600. \] A useful independent check is an orbit-weighted enumeration under signed variable permutations, testing each representative by strongly connected components of its implication graph. The exact \(m=12\) table value should be reproduced before accepting the \(m=13\) output.

The literature search and the local simulation support the proposed answer 13. The exact inequality at 13 has not been reproduced in this fixture, so the headline question stays open.

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Verification source: doi.org ↗, Dovgal, de Panafieu, and Ravelomanana, Theorem 4.7 and Table 5.3; companion code at GitLab project enumeration-2sat-aux, commit 346079fa

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