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Two-element structures modulo primitive positive constructability

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Symmetric Linear Arc Monadic Datalog and Gadget Reductions

math.RA · 2024-07-06 · unverdicted · novelty 7.0

CSPs solvable by slam Datalog are exactly those admitting a gadget reduction to a Boolean CSP, equivalently characterized by unfolded caterpillar duality and the existence of quasi Maltsev and k-absorptive operations, implying decidability of expressibility.

Graph Homomorphisms and Universal Algebra

cs.CC · 2026-02-15 · unverdicted · novelty 2.0

Universal algebra supplies cyclic terms and bounded-width conditions that classify the tractability of finite-domain CSPs via graph homomorphisms.

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  • Almost Symmetric Linear Arc Monadic Datalog and Transitive Tournaments cs.LO · 2026-06-23 · unverdicted · none · ref 6

    n-almost symmetric linear arc monadic Datalog solves exactly the CSPs of structures that can be primitive positively constructed from the transitive tournament on n+2 vertices.

  • Symmetric Linear Arc Monadic Datalog and Gadget Reductions math.RA · 2024-07-06 · unverdicted · none · ref 13

    CSPs solvable by slam Datalog are exactly those admitting a gadget reduction to a Boolean CSP, equivalently characterized by unfolded caterpillar duality and the existence of quasi Maltsev and k-absorptive operations, implying decidability of expressibility.

  • Primitive Positive Constructions Among Finite Permutation Groups math.GR · 2026-06-02 · unverdicted · none · ref 6

    Finite permutation groups admit a complete classification of when one arises from another by a primitive positive construction, yielding general necessary conditions for PP constructions.

  • Graph Homomorphisms and Universal Algebra cs.CC · 2026-02-15 · unverdicted · none · ref 30

    Universal algebra supplies cyclic terms and bounded-width conditions that classify the tractability of finite-domain CSPs via graph homomorphisms.