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Using meta-theoretic reasoning to do algebra.- Generating contours of integration: An application of PROLOG in symbolic computing.- Using meta-level inference for selective application of multiple rewrite rules in algebraic manipulation.- Proofs as descriptions of computation.- Program synthesis from incomplete specifications.- A system for proving equivalences of recursive programs.- Variable elimination and chaining in a resolution-based prover for inequalities.- Decision procedures for some fragments of set theory.- Simplifying interpreted formulas.- Specification and verification of real-time, distributed systems using the theory of constraints.- Reasoning by plausible inference.- Logical support in a time-varying model.- An experiment with the Boyer-Moore theorem prover: A proof of the correctness of a simple parser of expressions.- An experiment with "Edinburgh LCF".- An approach to theorem proving on the basis of a typed lambda-calculus.- Adding dynamic paramodulation to rewrite algorithms.- Hyperparamodulation: A refinement of paramodulation.- The AFFIRM theorem prover: Proof forests and management of large proofs.- Data structures and control architecture for implementation of theorem-proving programs.- A note on resolution: How to get rid of factoring without loosing completeness.- Abstraction mappings in mechanical theorem proving.- Transforming matings into natural deduction proofs.- Analysis of dependencies to improve the behaviour of logic programs.- Selective backtracking for logic programs.- Canonical forms and unification.- Deciding unique termination of permutative rewriting systems: Choose your term algebra carefully.- How to prove algebraic inductive hypotheses without induction.- A complete, nonredundant algorithm for reversed skolemization.
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Using meta-theoretic reasoning to do algebra.- Generating contours of integration: An application of PROLOG in symbolic computing.- Using meta-level inference for selective application of multiple rewrite rules in algebraic manipulation.- Proofs as descriptions of computation.- Program synthesis from incomplete specifications.- A system for proving equivalences of recursive programs.- Variable elimination and chaining in a resolution-based prover for inequalities.- Decision procedures for some fragments of set theory.- Simplifying interpreted formulas.- Specification and verification of real-time, distributed systems using the theory of constraints.- Reasoning by plausible inference.- Logical support in a time-varying model.- An experiment with the Boyer-Moore theorem prover: A proof of the correctness of a simple parser of expressions.- An experiment with "Edinburgh LCF".- An approach to theorem proving on the basis of a typed lambda-calculus.- Adding dynamic paramodulation to rewrite algorithms.- Hyperparamodulation: A refinement of paramodulation.- The AFFIRM theorem prover: Proof forests and management of large proofs.- Data structures and control architecture for implementation of theorem-proving programs.- A note on resolution: How to get rid of factoring without loosing completeness.- Abstraction mappings in mechanical theorem proving.- Transforming matings into natural deduction proofs.- Analysis of dependencies to improve the behaviour of logic programs.- Selective backtracking for logic programs.- Canonical forms and unification.- Deciding unique termination of permutative rewriting systems: Choose your term algebra carefully.- How to prove algebraic inductive hypotheses without induction.- A complete, nonredundant algorithm for reversed skolemization.
About the author
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Bibel lehrt das Fachgebiet Intellektik am Fachbereich Informatik der TH Darmstadt.
