AbstractWe present a model for representing search in theorem proving. This model captures the notion ofcontraction, which has been central in some of the recent developments in theorem proving. We outline an approach to measuring the complexity of search which can be applied to analyze and evaluate the behaviour of theorem-proving strategies. Using our framework, we compare contraction-based strategies of different contraction power and show how they affect the evolution of the respective search spaces during the derivation
Automated theorem provers use search strategies. Unfortunately, no strategy is uniformly successful ...
We analyze the search eciency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for rsto...
theorem-proving problem g and search strategy E for g. These concepts generalize the usual tree (or ...
We present a model for representing search in theorem proving. This model captures the notion of con...
AbstractThis paper advances the design of a unified model for the representation of search in first-...
While various approaches to parallel theorem proving have been proposed, their usefulness is evaluat...
This paper advances the design of a unified model for the representation of search in first-order cl...
We analyze the search efficiency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for f...
We analyze the search efficiency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for f...
ic programming and all applications of deduction. The idea of "strategy analysis" is new. ...
This article presents a taxonomy of strategies for fully-automated general-purpose first-order theor...
There are several ways of classifying theorem-proving strategies. The primary classification key in ...
In this paper we apply category theory to formalize the basic concepts of automated theorem proving....
We analyze the search efficiency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for f...
A theorem-proving strategy is given by a set of inference rules and a search plan. Search plans hav...
Automated theorem provers use search strategies. Unfortunately, no strategy is uniformly successful ...
We analyze the search eciency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for rsto...
theorem-proving problem g and search strategy E for g. These concepts generalize the usual tree (or ...
We present a model for representing search in theorem proving. This model captures the notion of con...
AbstractThis paper advances the design of a unified model for the representation of search in first-...
While various approaches to parallel theorem proving have been proposed, their usefulness is evaluat...
This paper advances the design of a unified model for the representation of search in first-order cl...
We analyze the search efficiency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for f...
We analyze the search efficiency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for f...
ic programming and all applications of deduction. The idea of "strategy analysis" is new. ...
This article presents a taxonomy of strategies for fully-automated general-purpose first-order theor...
There are several ways of classifying theorem-proving strategies. The primary classification key in ...
In this paper we apply category theory to formalize the basic concepts of automated theorem proving....
We analyze the search efficiency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for f...
A theorem-proving strategy is given by a set of inference rules and a search plan. Search plans hav...
Automated theorem provers use search strategies. Unfortunately, no strategy is uniformly successful ...
We analyze the search eciency of a number of common refutational theorem proving strategies for rsto...
theorem-proving problem g and search strategy E for g. These concepts generalize the usual tree (or ...