AbstractThis paper describes a theorem proving procedure which combines the approach of Resolution with that of Rewriting. The basic-theoretical result is the completeness of a strong restriction of paramodulation for locking resolution procedures. Its oriented character suggests to consider the restricted paramodulation as a form of superposition (the Rewriting operation). This is achieved by means of a new formalism of clauses, named equational clauses, in which each literal is converted into an equation. Thereby, superposition on equational clauses is shown to embody not only paramodulation but also binary resolution; so clausal superposition will build up our major rule of inference. In addition, term simplification is incorporated in o...
AbstractWe show how a well-known superposition-based inference system for first-order equational log...
We show that strict superposition, a restricted form of paramodulation, can be combined with specifi...
The most efficient techniques that have been developed to date for equality handling in first-order ...
AbstractWe present a refutationally complete set of inference rules for first-order logic with equal...
In this chapter we describe the theoretical concepts and results that form the basis of state-of-the...
In this chapter we describe the theoretical concepts and results that form the basis of state-of-the...
AbstractCompletion theorem proving, as proposed by J. Hsiang (1982), is based on the observation tha...
We have previously shown that strict superposition together with merging paramodulation is refutatio...
We present various refutationally complete calculi for first-order clauses with equality that allow ...
International audienceAbduction can be defined as the process of inferring plausible explanations (o...
The most efficient techniques that have been developed to date for equality handling in first-order ...
International audienceAbduction can be defined as the process of inferring plausible explanations (o...
AbstractThis paper describes a superposition calculus where quantifiers are eliminated lazily. Super...
AbstractCompletion theorem proving, as proposed by J. Hsiang (1982), is based on the observation tha...
We present several calculi that integrate equality handling by superposition and ordered param...
AbstractWe show how a well-known superposition-based inference system for first-order equational log...
We show that strict superposition, a restricted form of paramodulation, can be combined with specifi...
The most efficient techniques that have been developed to date for equality handling in first-order ...
AbstractWe present a refutationally complete set of inference rules for first-order logic with equal...
In this chapter we describe the theoretical concepts and results that form the basis of state-of-the...
In this chapter we describe the theoretical concepts and results that form the basis of state-of-the...
AbstractCompletion theorem proving, as proposed by J. Hsiang (1982), is based on the observation tha...
We have previously shown that strict superposition together with merging paramodulation is refutatio...
We present various refutationally complete calculi for first-order clauses with equality that allow ...
International audienceAbduction can be defined as the process of inferring plausible explanations (o...
The most efficient techniques that have been developed to date for equality handling in first-order ...
International audienceAbduction can be defined as the process of inferring plausible explanations (o...
AbstractThis paper describes a superposition calculus where quantifiers are eliminated lazily. Super...
AbstractCompletion theorem proving, as proposed by J. Hsiang (1982), is based on the observation tha...
We present several calculi that integrate equality handling by superposition and ordered param...
AbstractWe show how a well-known superposition-based inference system for first-order equational log...
We show that strict superposition, a restricted form of paramodulation, can be combined with specifi...
The most efficient techniques that have been developed to date for equality handling in first-order ...