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Kambiz Nael MD,Roya Saleh MD,Gerhard Laub PhD,J. Paul Finn MDeduction semantics gives rise to a reduction-based normalization function where the reduction sequence is enumerated. Refocusing is a practical way to transform a reduction-based normalization function into a reduction-free one where the reduction sequence is not enumerated. This reduction-free norm

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Allison Hays MD,Robert G. Weiss MD,Matthias Stuber PhDConstraint Programming (CCP) is a declarative model for concurrency where agents interact by telling and asking constraints in a shared store. In a previous paper, we developed a framework for dynamic slicing of CCP where the user first identifies that a (partial) computation is wrong. Then, she mar

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Qi Yang MD, PhD,Debiao Li PhDConstraint Programming (CCP) is a declarative model for concurrency where agents interact by telling and asking constraints in a shared store. In a previous paper, we developed a framework for dynamic slicing of CCP where the user first identifies that a (partial) computation is wrong. Then, she mar

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Samuel Barnes MS,E. Mark Haacke PhDConstraint Programming (CCP) is a declarative model for concurrency where agents interact by telling and asking constraints in a shared store. In a previous paper, we developed a framework for dynamic slicing of CCP where the user first identifies that a (partial) computation is wrong. Then, she mar

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Walter Block PhD,Oliver Wieben PhDConstraint Programming (CCP) is a declarative model for concurrency where agents interact by telling and asking constraints in a shared store. In a previous paper, we developed a framework for dynamic slicing of CCP where the user first identifies that a (partial) computation is wrong. Then, she mar

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Nicole Seiberlich PhD,Mark Griswold PhDConstraint Programming (CCP) is a declarative model for concurrency where agents interact by telling and asking constraints in a shared store. In a previous paper, we developed a framework for dynamic slicing of CCP where the user first identifies that a (partial) computation is wrong. Then, she mar

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Emily A. Waters PhD,Thomas J. Meade PhDn practice in many fields such as automated reasoning, logic programming, declarative programming, and the formal analysis of security protocols. In this paper, we investigate the unification problem in the non-disjoint union of equational theories via the combination of hierarchical unification pro

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ogram written in an original high level language could be either translated into machine code for execution purposes, or towards a language suitable for formal verification. Such compilations are split into several so-called passes which generally aim at eliminating certain constructions of the orig