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Grammatical unification (English)
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1982
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This paper presents a generalization of the concept of unification introduced by \textit{J. A. Robinson} [J. Assoc. Math. 12, 23-41 (1965; Zbl 0139.123)] for resolution logic. Unification is the central procedure for performing manipulation of symbolic structures in resolution theorem proving.
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grammatical unification
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context-free grammars
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logic programming
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Horn clause
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Prolog systems
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resolution logic
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manipulation of symbolic structures
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