International audienceModularity is a highly desirable property in the development of satisfiability procedures. In this paper we are interested in using a dedicated superposition calculus to develop satisfiability procedures for (unions of) theories sharing counter arithmetic. In the first place, we are concerned with the termination of this calculus for theories representing data structures and their extensions. To this purpose, we prove a modularity result for termination which allows us to use our superposition calculus as a satisfiability procedure for combinations of data structures. In addition, we present a general combinability result that permits us to use our satisfiability procedures into a non-disjoint combination method a la N...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
International audienceModularity is a highly desirable property in the development of satisfiability...
Modularity is a highly desirable property in the develop- ment of satisfiability procedures. In thi...
Modularity is a highly desirable property in the development of satisfiability procedures. In this p...
International audienceWe present some decidability results for the universal fragment of theories mo...
International audienceWe present some decidability results for the universal fragment of theories mo...
We study how to efficiently combine satisfiability procedures built by using a superposition calculu...
We study how to efficiently combine satisfiability procedures built by using a superposition calculu...
We study how to efficiently combine satisfiability procedures built by using a superposition calculu...
version courte de inria-00331735 (INRIA RR-6697)International audienceWe present a novel technique t...
version courte de inria-00331735 (INRIA RR-6697)International audienceWe present a novel technique t...
Rewriting with rules R modulo axioms E is a widely used technique in both rule-based programming lan...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of firstorder theories invol...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
International audienceModularity is a highly desirable property in the development of satisfiability...
Modularity is a highly desirable property in the develop- ment of satisfiability procedures. In thi...
Modularity is a highly desirable property in the development of satisfiability procedures. In this p...
International audienceWe present some decidability results for the universal fragment of theories mo...
International audienceWe present some decidability results for the universal fragment of theories mo...
We study how to efficiently combine satisfiability procedures built by using a superposition calculu...
We study how to efficiently combine satisfiability procedures built by using a superposition calculu...
We study how to efficiently combine satisfiability procedures built by using a superposition calculu...
version courte de inria-00331735 (INRIA RR-6697)International audienceWe present a novel technique t...
version courte de inria-00331735 (INRIA RR-6697)International audienceWe present a novel technique t...
Rewriting with rules R modulo axioms E is a widely used technique in both rule-based programming lan...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of firstorder theories invol...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...
The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories invo...