Abstract

The proof system Q-resolution and its variations provide the underlying proof systems for the DPLL-based QBF solvers. While (long-distance) Q-resolution models a conflict driven clause learning (CDCL) QBF solver, the inverse relation is not well understood. This paper shows that CDCL solving not only does not simulate Q-resolution, but also that this is deeply embedded in the workings of the solver. This contrasts with SAT solving, where CDCL solvers have been shown to simulate resolution.

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