Theorem-proving with Resolution and Superposition : An Extension of Knuth and Bendix Procedure as a Complete Set of Inference Rules.
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We present a refutation complete set of inferences rules for first-order logic with equality. Except x=x, no equality axiom is needed. Equalities are oriented by a well-founded ordering and can be used safely for demodulation, without loosing completeness. When restricted so equality units, this strategy reduces to Knuth-Bendix procedure.
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