| M.L.Bonet, S.R.Buss and T.Pitassi: "Are there hard examples for Frege systems?", this volume. |
....This was successful in the cases of resolution and constant depth Frege systems where the most frequently used principle is the pigeonhole principle. However, no example of a combinatorial statement which would make a plausible candidate for being hard for F or EF is known at present. 1 1 See [6]. In that paper and in [3] are also constructed polynomial size Frege proofs of the Bondy theorem [4] which we suggested in [14] as a possible candidate of a principle hard for F . It is conceivable that a direct combinatorial approach is not sufficient or that it is too difficult similarly ....
M.L.Bonet, S.R.Buss and T.Pitassi: "Are there hard examples for Frege systems?", this volume.
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