The paper presents a modular superposition calculus for the combination of first-order theories involving both total and partial functions. Modularity means that inferences are pu...
Harald Ganzinger, Viorica Sofronie-Stokkermans, Uw...
A mere bounded number of random bits judiciously employed by a probabilistically correct algorithmic coordinator is shown to increase the power of learning to coordinate compared ...
John Case, Sanjay Jain, Franco Montagna, Giulia Si...
We formalize in the logical framework ATS/LF a proof based on Tait’s method that establishes the simply-typed lambda-calculus being strongly normalizing. In malization, we emplo...
Abstract. Interactive proof assistants should verify the proofs they receive from automatic theorem provers. Normally this proof reconstruction takes place internally, forming part...
The paper contains the first complete proof of strong normalization (SN) for full second order linear logic (LL): Girard’s original proof uses a standardization theorem which i...