An algorithm for reasoning about equality
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- Decidability and complexity of simultaneous rigid E-unification with one variable and related results
- Conditional congruence closure over uninterpreted and interpreted symbols
- Zero, successor and equality in BDDs
- On rewriting rules in Mizar
- Monadic simultaneous rigid E-unification
- Deciding the word problem for ground and strongly shallow identities w.r.t. extensional symbols
- Deciding the word problem for ground identities with commutative and extensional symbols
- Book review of: Daniel Kroening and Ofer Strichman, Decision procedures: an algorithmic point of view
- A taxonomy of exact methods for partial Max-SAT
- Path constraints in semistructured data
- Order-Sorted Rewriting and Congruence Closure
- Deduction, strategies, and rewriting
- Congruence closure of compressed terms in polynomial time
- A strong version of Herbrand's theorem for introvert sentences
- Monadic simultaneous rigid E-unification and related problems
- On quasitautologies
- A framework for using knowledge in tableau proofs
- On Shostak's decision procedure for combinations of theories
- EufDPLL -- a tool to check satisfiability of equality logic formulas
- Efficient ground completion
- What you always wanted to know about rigid \(E\)-unification
- Modularity and Combination of Associative Commutative Congruence Closure Algorithms enriched with Semantic Properties
- Simultaneous rigid E-unification is undecidable
- Relatively complete and efficient partial quantifier elimination
- Fast congruence closure and extensions
- Inference rules for proving the equivalence of recursive procedures
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