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On the Limits of Ising Machines for Circuit-Derived SAT
Emerging Ising machines are promising for solving computationally hard optimization problems, yet their limits on structured, circuit-derived satisfiability (SAT) problems remain poorly understood. Using semiprime factorization as a representative benchmark, we show that tight constraints, when mapp
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