Abstract. This work studies the relationship between verifiable and computable answers for reachability problems in rewrite theories with an underlying membership equational logic. These problems have the form (∃x̄)s(x̄) → ∗ t(x̄), with x ̄ some variables, or a conjunction of several of these subgoals. A calculus that solves this kind of problems has been developed and proved correct. Given a reachability problem in a rewrite theory, this calculus can compute any normalized answer that can be checked by rewriting, or a more general one. Special care has been taken in the calculus to keep membership information attached to each term, using this information whenever possible
Since its introduction, more than one decade ago, rewriting logic has attracted the interest of both...
Conditional equations arise naturally in the algebraic specification of data types. They also provid...
We extend the directed narrowing to the conditional framework, and prove soundness and completeness ...
Abstract. This work studies the relationship between verifiable and computable answers for reachabil...
Narrowing calculus that uses strategies to solve reachability problems in order-sorted rewrite theor...
Narrowing is a universal unification procedure for equational theories given by a canonical term rew...
Narrowing is a universal unification procedure for equational theories given by a canonical term rew...
AbstractNarrowing was originally introduced to solve equational E-unification problems. It has also ...
AbstractWe propose a method called back-and-forth narrowing for solving reachability goals of the fo...
In this paper we analyze completeness results for basic narrowing. We show that basic narrowing is n...
AbstractNarrowing was introduced, and has traditionally been used, to solve equations in initial and...
Rewrite systems are directed equations that can be used to compute by repeatedly rewriting an initia...
AbstractNarrowing was originally introduced to solve equational E-unification problems. It has also ...
For an unconditional equational theory (Σ,E) whose oriented equations E⃗ are confluent and terminati...
AbstractIn this paper, we study the reachability problem for conditional term rewriting systems. Giv...
Since its introduction, more than one decade ago, rewriting logic has attracted the interest of both...
Conditional equations arise naturally in the algebraic specification of data types. They also provid...
We extend the directed narrowing to the conditional framework, and prove soundness and completeness ...
Abstract. This work studies the relationship between verifiable and computable answers for reachabil...
Narrowing calculus that uses strategies to solve reachability problems in order-sorted rewrite theor...
Narrowing is a universal unification procedure for equational theories given by a canonical term rew...
Narrowing is a universal unification procedure for equational theories given by a canonical term rew...
AbstractNarrowing was originally introduced to solve equational E-unification problems. It has also ...
AbstractWe propose a method called back-and-forth narrowing for solving reachability goals of the fo...
In this paper we analyze completeness results for basic narrowing. We show that basic narrowing is n...
AbstractNarrowing was introduced, and has traditionally been used, to solve equations in initial and...
Rewrite systems are directed equations that can be used to compute by repeatedly rewriting an initia...
AbstractNarrowing was originally introduced to solve equational E-unification problems. It has also ...
For an unconditional equational theory (Σ,E) whose oriented equations E⃗ are confluent and terminati...
AbstractIn this paper, we study the reachability problem for conditional term rewriting systems. Giv...
Since its introduction, more than one decade ago, rewriting logic has attracted the interest of both...
Conditional equations arise naturally in the algebraic specification of data types. They also provid...
We extend the directed narrowing to the conditional framework, and prove soundness and completeness ...