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'''SAT@home''' is a [[wikipedia:volunteer computing|volunteer computing]] project built on the [[wikipedia:BOINC|BOINC]] platform, dedicated to solving hard combinatorial problems that can be reduced to instances of the [[wikipedia:Boolean satisfiability problem|Boolean satisfiability problem]] (SAT).<ref name="zaikin2019">{{Cite conference
'''[https://web.archive.org/web/20180829063323/http://sat.isa.ru/pdsat/ SAT@home]''' is a [[wikipedia:volunteer computing|volunteer computing]] project built on the [[wikipedia:BOINC|BOINC]] platform, dedicated to solving hard combinatorial problems that can be reduced to instances of the [[wikipedia:Boolean satisfiability problem|Boolean satisfiability problem]] (SAT).<ref name="zaikin2019">{{Cite conference
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=== Diagonal Latin squares ===
=== Diagonal Latin squares ===
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[[File:Sudoku.jpg|thumb|right|A completed [[wikipedia:Sudoku|Sudoku]] grid is a special case of a Latin square. SAT@home volunteers searched for diagonal Latin squares of order 10, a much harder combinatorial target.]]
[[File:Sudoku.jpg|thumb|right|A completed [[wikipedia:Sudoku|Sudoku]] grid is a special case of a Latin square. SAT@home volunteers searched for diagonal Latin squares of order 10, a much harder combinatorial target.]]