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Higher Order Generalization
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WADT
1999
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Higher-Order Logic and Theorem Proving for Structured Specifications
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Tomasz Borzyszkowski
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TPHOL
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Free Variables and Subexpressions in Higher-Order Meta Logic
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Chuck Liang
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CADE
1998
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System Description: LEO - A Higher-Order Theorem Prover
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Christoph Benzmüller, Michael Kohlhase
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FSTTCS
1998
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A Synchronous Semantics of Higher-Order Processes for Modeling Reconfigurable Reactive Systems
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Abstract. Synchronous languages are well suited for the design of dependable real-time systems: they enable a very high-level specification and an extremely modular implementation ...
Jean-Pierre Talpin, David Nowak
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FTP
1998
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Higher-Order Modal Logic - A Sketch
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Abstract. First-order modal logic, in the usual formulations, is not sufficiently expressive, and as a consequence problems like Frege's morning
Melvin Fitting
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