. We propose a sound and complete free variable semantic tableau method for handling many-sorted preorders in a first order logic, where functions and predicates behave monotonically or antimonotonically. We formulate additional expansion tableau rules as a more efficient alternative to adding the axioms characterizing a preordered structure. Completeness of the system is proved in detail. Examples and applications are introduced. 1 Introduction The use of non-symmetric relations and in particular inequalities, has become an interesting work line in several fields of computer science. For instance, ordered sorts in equational and object-oriented programming [GM 92], constraints in declarative programming languages [JM 94], nondeterministi...
In the currently known many-sorted logic, a variable ranging over a sort that does not exist in the ...
The paper provides a tableau approach to definite descriptions. We focus on several formalizations o...
We present a sound and complete calculus for an expressive sorted first-order logic. Sorts are exten...
The proof of properties of formal systems including inequalities is currently evolving into an incre...
. In this paper we present a logic for dealing with preorders, where functions and predicates behave...
. In this paper we present a three valued many sorted logic for dealing with preorders, incorporatin...
Tableau and the free variable tableau are extended with sorts. Sorts are sets of unary predicates. T...
AbstractWe study free variable tableau methods for logics with term declarations. We show how to def...
Abstract. Tableau–Based theorem provers can be extended to cover many of the nonclassical logics cur...
This is a formalization of the soundness and completeness proper-ties for various efficient encoding...
A family of tableau methods, called ordered semantic hyper (OSH) tableau methods for first-order the...
Abstract. We present a novel analysis for sorted logic, which deter-mines if a given sort is monoton...
This report describes implementions of the tableau calculus for first-order logic. First an ex...
Abstract. The tableau substitution rule in free variable tableau reasoning is destruc-tive, for in g...
For non-monotonic reasoning, explicit orderingsover formulae offer an important solution to prob-lem...
In the currently known many-sorted logic, a variable ranging over a sort that does not exist in the ...
The paper provides a tableau approach to definite descriptions. We focus on several formalizations o...
We present a sound and complete calculus for an expressive sorted first-order logic. Sorts are exten...
The proof of properties of formal systems including inequalities is currently evolving into an incre...
. In this paper we present a logic for dealing with preorders, where functions and predicates behave...
. In this paper we present a three valued many sorted logic for dealing with preorders, incorporatin...
Tableau and the free variable tableau are extended with sorts. Sorts are sets of unary predicates. T...
AbstractWe study free variable tableau methods for logics with term declarations. We show how to def...
Abstract. Tableau–Based theorem provers can be extended to cover many of the nonclassical logics cur...
This is a formalization of the soundness and completeness proper-ties for various efficient encoding...
A family of tableau methods, called ordered semantic hyper (OSH) tableau methods for first-order the...
Abstract. We present a novel analysis for sorted logic, which deter-mines if a given sort is monoton...
This report describes implementions of the tableau calculus for first-order logic. First an ex...
Abstract. The tableau substitution rule in free variable tableau reasoning is destruc-tive, for in g...
For non-monotonic reasoning, explicit orderingsover formulae offer an important solution to prob-lem...
In the currently known many-sorted logic, a variable ranging over a sort that does not exist in the ...
The paper provides a tableau approach to definite descriptions. We focus on several formalizations o...
We present a sound and complete calculus for an expressive sorted first-order logic. Sorts are exten...