The Boolean satisfiability problem (frequently abbreviated SAT) can be stated formally as:given a Boolean expression with variables, finding an assignment of the variables such that is true. It is seen as the canonical NP-complete problem. While no efficient algorithm is known to solve this problem in the general case, there are certain heuristics, informally called 'rules of thumb' in programming, that can usually help solve the problem reasonably efficiently.
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