The Efficiency of Theorem Proving Strategies A Comparative and Asymp
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The Efficiency of Theorem Proving Strategies
Computational Intelligence edited by Wolfgang Bibel, Walther von Hahn and Rudolf Kruse The books in this series contribute to the long-range goal of understanding and realizing intelligent behaviour in some environment. Thus they cover topics from the disciplines of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science, combined also called Intellectics, as well as from fields interdisciplinarily related with these. Computational Intelligence comprises basic knowledge as well as applications.
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The Efficiency
of Theorem Proving Strategies
A Comparative and Asymptotic Analysis
II Vlewag
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ISSN 0949-5665 ISBN 978-3-322-93862-6 (eBook) ISBN 978-3-528-05574-5 DOI 10.1007/978-3-322-93862-6
Contents 1 The Propositional Complexity of First-Order Theorem Proving Strategies 1.1 Introduction...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.2 First Order Logic and Refutational Theorem Proving .. . . . . . . . . 1.3 Search Space Formalism ....... 1.4 Measures of Search Duplication 1.5 Analysis of Duplication for Various Strategies 1.5.1 Hard sets of clauses for the strategies 1.5.2 Hyper-resolution 1.5.3 Pl deduction ......... 1.5.4 A-ordering............ 1.5.5 Implications for term rewriting 1.5.6 Proof dags . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.5.7 Other properties of clause sets . 1.5.8 All-negative resolution .... 1.5.9 All-negative resolution with ordering 1.5.10 A-ordering and proof dags 1.5.11 SLD-resolution .. 1.5.12 Set of support. . . 1.5.13 Model elimination. 1.5.14 Lemmas and caching 1.5.15 The MESON strategy 1.5.16 Problem reduction formats. 1.5.17 Clause linking . . . 1.5.18 Connection calculi 1.5.19 Caching . . . . . .
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