Table 1 THE EFFECT OF GLUCOSE 4.0 SIMPLIFICATION OPTIONS ON A 210,121-VARIABLE, 629,597-CLAUSE CNF ENCODING OF SHA-1 No such encoding optimisations have been enacted in this work. A simple, naive encoding of the SHA-1 algorithm, as described by Equation 2, results in 210,121 variables and 629,597 clauses, giving a clause-to-variable ratio of 2.996 — which is a “better” ratio than any listed in Table I. [18] focuses on longer clauses with more 2-clause bridges, giving a higher ratio. When this naive encoding is passed to the Glucose 4.0 solver! [9], [25] along with suitable simplification