Abstract

This manuscript is a continuation of the research of monotone Boolean functions (MBF), using the MBF partition into types. An interesting connection is observed between the intersection of the groups of MBF stabilizers of n-1 rank and the number of isomorphic functions of the nth rank. The number of MBFs of the nth rank obtained from the MBF pairs of n-1 rank is computed. The examples of recursive construction of the MBF of the nth rank are shown. The partitioning of the MBF of maximal types into classes is given. The number of classes of functions of the nth rank is computed. A new classification of monotone Boolean function of maximal types into schemes has been developed. Such schemes are given for 3-7 ranks of the MBF. The dependencies between the maximal types of MBF of the nth rank and the n-1 rank are found, which makes it possible to reduce the MBF enumeration by constructing the equivalence classes of the nth rank from the equivalence classes of n-1 rank. The proposed methods are convenient for analyzing large MBF ranks.

Highlights

  • ( ) fi , g j is equal to the number of orbits of the stabilizer of the left (right) monotone Boolean functions (MBF) n-1 rank acting on the class of isomorphic right (left) MBF

  • We will consider the Boolean function in the disjunctive normal form (DNF)

  • This paper presents a method for partitioning monotone Boolean functions (MBF)

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Introduction

( ) fi , g j is equal to the number of orbits of the stabilizer of the left (right) MBF n-1 rank acting on the class of isomorphic right (left) MBF. We act like this for each orbit Orj , j = 1,...,l and we obtain all classes of isomorphic pairs of MBFs. It should be noted that any permutation of a symmetric group Sn translates the left function f1 into one of the functions f2 ,..., fr .

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