Acyclic Constructor Based (ACB) theories are induced by a restricted class of equations, which can be treated as convergent rewrite systems. We claim that solving matching problems with such theories presents an interesting subclass of matching-modulo-E problems. In this paper we present a constructive matching algorithm for ACB theories, and show its termination and completeness. The comparison to the second-order matching and the rewriting modulo commutativity sheds some light on the power of ACB-matching. The easy combination of ACB matching problems is also an advantage of our approach. 1 Introduction "Extended unification" (see [3]) has been investigated for many theories. Well known positive results for associativity, comm...
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We have discovered an efficient algorithm for matching and unification in associative-commutative (A...
AbstractWe consider the problem of efficient term matching, modulo combinations of regular equationa...
AbstractThis paper addresses the problem of systematically building a matching algorithm for the uni...
Algorithms for computing congruence closure of ground equations overuninterpreted symbols and interp...
Abstract. We study unification and matching in equational theories based on semirings, which include...
We provide a simple system, based on transformation rules, which is complete for certain classes of ...
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. internationale.International audienceSolving equational pr...
. This paper addresses the problem of systematically building a matching algorithm for the union of ...
Matching algorithms are often central sub-routines in many areas of automated reasoning. They are us...
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. internationale.International audienceWe introduce the noti...
The problem of combining matching algorithms for equational theories with disjoint signatures is stu...
We consider the problem of efficient term matching, modulo combinations of regular equational theori...
AbstractPermutative rewriting provides a way of analyzing deduction modulo a theory defined by leaf-...
We have discovered an efficient algorithm for matching and unification in associative-commutative (A...
Article dans revue scientifique avec comité de lecture.First-order languages based on rewrite rules ...
We have discovered an efficient algorithm for matching and unification in associative-commutative (A...
AbstractWe consider the problem of efficient term matching, modulo combinations of regular equationa...
AbstractThis paper addresses the problem of systematically building a matching algorithm for the uni...
Algorithms for computing congruence closure of ground equations overuninterpreted symbols and interp...
Abstract. We study unification and matching in equational theories based on semirings, which include...
We provide a simple system, based on transformation rules, which is complete for certain classes of ...