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1999
ACM
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Short Proofs are Narrow - Resolution Made Simple
The width of a Resolution proof is defined to be the maximal number of literals in any clause of the proof. In this paper, we relate proof width to proof length (ϭsize), in both g...
Eli Ben-Sasson, Avi Wigderson
IJCAI
1997
13 years 9 months ago
Automation of Diagrammatic Reasoning
Theoremsin automated theorem proving are usually proved by logical formal proofs. However,there is a subset of problems which humanscan prove in a different wayby the use of geome...
Mateja Jamnik, Alan Bundy, Ian Green
PLDI
2011
ACM
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Separation logic + superposition calculus = heap theorem prover
Program analysis and verification tools crucially depend on the ability to symbolically describe and reason about sets of program behaviors. Separation logic provides a promising...
Juan Antonio Navarro Pérez, Andrey Rybalche...
LICS
1999
IEEE
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Concurrent Games and Full Completeness
A new concurrent form of game semantics is introduced. This overcomes the problems which had arisen with previous, sequential forms of game semantics in modelling Linear Logic. It...
Samson Abramsky, Paul-André Melliès
DLOG
2010
13 years 5 months ago
Paraconsistent Description Logics Revisited
Abstract. Inconsistency handling is of growing importance in Knowledge Representation since inconsistencies may frequently occur in an open world. Paraconsistent (or inconsistency-...
Norihiro Kamide