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# LHS
Ramon benchmark for Z3
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Job description: quotient_pairs=false inputs/certora2
Job tag: qp_false_certora2
Runner: lev-ripper
Z3 repo: Z3Prover/z3
Z3 commit: 9b30560b617f35b45d3704d99dce09c021636fca
Z3 branch: modgb
Z3 options: "-T:200 smt.arith.nl.grobner_quotient_pairs=false"
Z3 inputs: inputs/certora2
Z3 commit message: nla: add quotient reasoning for equation combinations
Extend grobner quotient propagation to combine pairs and triples
of equations sharing a nonlinear variable. When equations of the
form v*lc_i + r_i = 0 share variable v, their linear combinations
produce v*lc_comb + r_comb = 0. If |v| > |r_comb| > 0 and v does
not divide r_comb, generate a conflict lemma.
This handles mod arithmetic patterns like:
(mod (- x y) m) = 0 AND (mod x m) != (mod y m)
where the three mod expansions produce equations sharing m as
nonlinear factor, and combining them yields m*(q2-q1+q3) = r2-r3
with |r2-r3| < m, forcing r2 = r3 (contradiction).
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
# RHS
Ramon benchmark for Z3
-
Job description: quotient_pairs=false inputs/certora2
Job tag: qp_false_certora2
Runner: lev-ripper
Z3 repo: Z3Prover/z3
Z3 commit: 9b30560b617f35b45d3704d99dce09c021636fca
Z3 branch: modgb
Z3 options: "-T:200 smt.arith.nl.grobner_quotient_pairs=false"
Z3 inputs: inputs/certora2
Z3 commit message: nla: add quotient reasoning for equation combinations
Extend grobner quotient propagation to combine pairs and triples
of equations sharing a nonlinear variable. When equations of the
form v*lc_i + r_i = 0 share variable v, their linear combinations
produce v*lc_comb + r_comb = 0. If |v| > |r_comb| > 0 and v does
not divide r_comb, generate a conflict lemma.
This handles mod arithmetic patterns like:
(mod (- x y) m) = 0 AND (mod x m) != (mod y m)
where the three mod expansions produce equations sharing m as
nonlinear factor, and combining them yields m*(q2-q1+q3) = r2-r3
with |r2-r3| < m, forcing r2 = r3 (contradiction).
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>