Titlebook: Automated Reasoning with Analytic Tableaux and Related Methods; 30th International C Anupam Das,Sara Negri Conference proceedings 2021 Spri

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From Input/Output Logics to Conditional Logics via Sequents – with Proversts, and hence are interesting also from a purely technical perspective. We further modularise the calculi in an extended sequent framework. Proof search in the extended calculi is implemented in Prolog, providing seemingly the first automated reasoning systems for some of the considered logics.

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Towards Finding Longer Proofsred datasets with very long proofs to show that . can successfully generalise a single training proof to a large class of related problems. On these benchmarks, . is competitive with strong theorem provers despite using very limited search, due to its ability to solve problems that are prohibitively long for other systems.

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The , Connection Provers for Classical, Intuitionistic and Modal Logics as a strategy scheduling and the output of a detailed non-clausal connection proof for all covered logics. Experimental evaluations for all provers show the effectiveness of the integrated optimizations.

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AC Simplifications and Closure Redundancies in the Superposition Calculusmodulation which we call encompassment demodulation. This criterion is useful in any superposition theorem prover, independently of AC theories, and we demonstrate that it enables demodulation in many more cases, compared to the standard criterion.

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Julieta Gómez Otero,Ariadna Svobodaand it is shown to be sound and complete for the semantics. The system has a number of novel features and is briefly compared to the usual approach of formalising ‘the .’ by a term forming operator. It does not coincide with Hintikka’s and Lambert’s preferred theories, but the divergence is well-motivated and attractive.

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Natural and Social Sciences of Patagoniacal two-dimensional analytical Hilbert-style calculi. We also provide a proof-search algorithm for finite analytic calculi that runs in at most exponential time, in general, and in polynomial time when only rules having at most one formula in the succedent are present in the concerned calculus.