Additional Key Words and Phrases: theorem-proving, completeness theorems, inference systems, linear deduction, linear refutation, inference rules, resolution principle, paramodulation, transitivity axiom, set membership axiom, artificial intelligence, deduction, refutation, mathematical logic, predicate calculus
Selected papers that cite this one
- Christian Fermüller and Alexander Leitsch. Hyperresolution and automated model building. Journal of Logic and Computation, 6(2):173-203, April 1996.
- James R. Slagle. Automated theorem-proving for theories with simplifiers, commutativity, and associativity. Journal of the ACM, 21(4):622-642, October 1974.
Selected references
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