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- Gentzen-type systems, resolution and tableaux
- Building Theorem Provers
- Backtracking tactics in the backtrack method for SAT
- A note on assumptions about Skolem functions
- An order-sorted logic for knowledge representation systems
- An implementation of Kripke-Kleene semantics
- Book review of: S. Russell and P. Norvig, Artificial intelligence: a modern approach
- Parsing as non-Horn deduction
- Compiling a default reasoning system into Prolog
- Set of support, demodulation, paramodulation: a historical perspective
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- Link inheritance in abstract clause graphs
- Man-machine theorem proving in graph theory
- Generalized conflict-clause strengthening for satisfiability solvers
- Strategies for modal resolution: Results and problems
- Extracting models from clause sets saturated under semantic refinements of the resolution rule.
- Removing redundancy from a clause
- Producing and verifying extremely large propositional refutations
- A classification of non-liftable orders for resolution
- Lemma matching for a PTTP-based top-down theorem prover
- Building proofs or counterexamples by analogy in a resolution framework
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- The approximation of implicates and explanations
- On preprocessing techniques and their impact on propositional model counting
- Implication of clauses is undecidable
- Goal directed strategies for paramodulation
- \(\mathcal I\)-SATCHMORE: An improvement of \(\mathcal A\)-SATCHMORE
- Embedding circumscriptive theories in general disjunctive programs
- Fuzzy logic programming
- Linear programs for constraint satisfaction problems
- SATCHMORE: SATCHMO with RElevancy
- Linearity and regularity with negation normal form
- Proof-search in intuitionistic logic with equality, or back to simultaneous rigid \(E\)-unification
- Semantic trees revisited: some new completeness results
- Upside-down meta-interpretation of the model elimination theorem-proving procedure for deduction and abduction
- Local simplification
- Clause trees: A tool for understanding and implementing resolution in automated reasoning
- A structure-preserving clause form translation
- Avoiding duplicate proofs with the foothold refinement
- Near-Horn Prolog and the ancestry family of procedures
- Formalizing incomplete knowledge in incomplete databases
- \(\alpha\)-resolution principle based on lattice-valued propositional logic \(\text{LP} (X)\)
- A new algorithm for the propositional satisfiability problem
- A new subsumption method in the connection graph proof procedure
- ABox abduction in the description logic \(\mathcal{ALC}\)
- Automatic verification of cryptographic protocols with SETHEO
- Theorem proving by chain resolution
- Semi-intelligible Isar proofs from machine-generated proofs
- Exact knowledge compilation in predicate calculus: the partial achievement case
- Linear resolution for consequence finding
- A note on the completeness of resolution without self-resolution
- A hierarchy of propositional Horn formuls
- The search efficiency of theorem proving strategies
- Answering atomic queries in indefinite deductive databases
- Representing and building models for decidable subclasses of equational clausal logic
- Some techniques for proving termination of the hyperresolution calculus
- The achievement of knowledge bases by cycle search.
- A theorem prover for a computational logic
- Local simplification
- Decision procedures for elementary sublanguages of set theory. II. Formulas involving restricted quantifiers, together with ordinal, integer, map, and domain notions
- Theorem-proving with resolution and superposition
- An algorithm for the retrieval of unifiers from discrimination trees
- What you always wanted to know about rigid \(E\)-unification
- Branching rules for satisfiability
- SiCoTHEO: Simple competitive parallel theorem provers
- Simplifying and generalizing formulae in tableaux. Pruning the search space and building models
- Complexity of resolution proofs and function introduction
- A weight-balanced branching rule for SAT
- Unification in a combination of arbitrary disjoint equational theories
- Generalized subsumption and its applications to induction and redundancy
- An efficient algorithm for the 3-satisfiability problem
- \(\mathsf{XRay}\): a Prolog technology theorem prover for default reasoning: a system description
- Defining answer classes using resolution refutation
- Solving propositional satisfiability problems
- Hierarchical deduction
- First order LUB approximations: characterization and algorithms
- Partition-based logical reasoning for first-order and propositional theories
- Unification theory
- A Prolog technology theorem prover: Implementation by an extended Prolog compiler
- A Noetherian and confluent rewrite system for idempotent semigroups
- About the Paterson-Wegman linear unification algorithm
- A Prolog technology theorem prover: A new exposition and implementation in Prolog
- Uniform and non uniform strategies for tableaux calculi for modal logics
- Tractable reasoning via approximation
- Computing answers with model elimination
- Some results and experiments in programming techniques for propositional logic
- Resolution vs. cutting plane solution of inference problems: Some computational experience
- Embedding complex decision procedures inside an interactive theorem prover.
- An extension to linear resolution with selection function
- A resolution-based model building algorithm for a fragment of \(\mathcal{OCC}1\mathcal{N}_{=}\) (extended abstract)
- Controlled integration of the cut rule into connection tableau calculi
- HyperMonitor: a Python prototype for hyper predictive runtime verification
- Knowledge-based proof planning
- How good are branching rules in DPLL?
- Branch-and-cut solution of inference problems in propositional logic
- Logic applied to integer programming and integer programming applied to logic
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