Automated deduction with associative-commutative operators
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Auteurs : Michaël Rusinowitch [France] ; Laurent Vigneron [France]Source :
- Applicable Algebra in Engineering, Communication and Computing [ 0938-1279 ] ; 1995-01-01.
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- topic : Résolution.
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- Algorithm, Associative, Associative path, Axiom, Clause, Common head_subterms, Commutative, Commutative theories, Complete simplification, Completeness, Completeness theorem, Comput, Computer science, Contextual paramodulation, Different value, Empty clause, Empty interpretation, Empty theory, Equality predicate, Equational, Equational theories, Failure node, Failure nodes, Falsifies, Ground atoms, Ground clause, Ground clauses, Ground instance, Ground substitution, Ground term, Ground terms, Head_subterms, Heidelberg, Herbrand, Inference, Inference rules, Inference step, Inference system, International conference, Irreducible, Irreducible atom, Last clause, Last node, Lecture notes, Limit ordinal, Maximal occurrence, Maximal path, Modulo, Node, Ordinal, Para, Paramodulation, Paramodulation rule, Paramodulation rules, Paramodulation step, Persistent clause, Reducible, Refutational, Refutational completeness, Resp, Right extension, Right node, Rightmost path, Rusinowitch, Simple example, Simplification, Simplification rules, Smallest atom, Springer, Substitution, Subterm, Technical report, Transfinite, Unification algorithm, Vigneron.
Abstract
Abstract: We propose a new inference system for automated deduction with equality and associative commutative operators. This system is an extension of the ordered paramodulation strategy. However, rather than using associativity and commutativity as the other axioms, they are handled by the AC-unification algorithm and the inference rules. Moreover, we prove the refutational completeness of this system without needing the functional reflexive axioms or AC-axioms. Such a result is obtained by semantic tree techniques. We also show that the inference system is compatible with simplification rules.
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