Special gaussoidsThis page provides lists of the special gaussoids in small dimension from Table 1 of Construction Methods for Gaussoids. For each class of special gaussoids, we provide a verification of the count from Table 1 as well as a listing of all members for small dimensions. Some listings are bzip2-compressed and those inflate to between 3 and 6 GiB. The source CNF file is linked in the first column. DownloadNote: DSHARP did not terminate after 14 hours for LUBF8-cnf.txt. The count there was verified by cachet (ca. 4h) and the listing from nbc_minisat_all. LUBF-gaussoids modulo symmetryWe also provide precomputed lists of LUBF-gaussoids modulo the symmetric group . The files contain a representative of each symmetry orbit (the lexicographically maximal string in the orbit) followed by a tab character followed by the size of the orbit.
Using the reduced lists it is not hard to determine the number of non-orientable LUBF-gaussoids shown in the table in the last section of the paper: Since orientability is -invariant, it suffices to write down a formula for the orientations of each representative only and sum over the orbit sizes of unsatisfiable formulas. Enumeration detailsThe description of the special classes is via compulsory minors. The axiomatization uses the complementary class of forbidden minors. CNF files are created by first taking the gaussoid axioms from Enumerating Gaussoids and then for every forbidden minor appending a small set of axioms which forbid this minor. For example a disjunction over all 2-faces of the 3-cube forbids , or requiring that for every 2-face, its opposite face has to be inside the gaussoid, forbids singletons. AcknowledgementsTo produce the listings, we used Takahisa Toda's and Takehide Soh's AllSAT solvers on the resulting CNF files and condensed its output using the minisat2binary.pl script from Enumerating Gaussoids. The number of entries in each listing was verified by independently running the SAT counters sharpSAT (in the paper) and DSHARP (in preparation for publishing the data) on the same CNF files. MiniSAT was used for satisfiability checking. |