Titlebook: Automated Reasoning; Third International Ulrich Furbach,Natarajan Shankar Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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Using the TPTP Language for Writing Derivations and Finite Interpretationsess solutions as well as problems, in conjunction with the simplicity of the syntax, sets it apart from other languages used in ATP. This paper provides a complete definition of the TPTP language, and describes how the language should be used to write derivations and finite interpretations.

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Connection Tableaux with Lazy Paramodulationresent a new connection tableau calculus for logic with equality. This calculus is based on a lazy form of paramodulation where parts of the unification step become auxiliary subgoals in a tableau and may be subjected to subsequent paramodulations. Our calculus uses ordering constraints and a certain form of the basicness restriction.

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Neuronavigation in der Gliomchirurgieic programming-like clauses. Such logical encodings of operational semantics can be surprisingly declarative if one uses logics that directly account for term-level bindings and for resources, such as are found in linear logic. Traditional theorem proving techniques, such as unification and backtrac

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Stereotaktische Brachytherapie für Gliomee relation, which is of more importance than isomorphism in certain domains. This extension was not straightforward, and we had to solve two major technical problems, namely generating and verifying isotopy invariants. Concentrating on the domain of loop theory, we have developed three novel techniq

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Procedures for Hepatic Resection,cludes the Veltkamp algorithm, used to split a float into an upper part and a lower part and the Dekker algorithm, used to compute the exact error of a floating-point multiplication..The aim of this article is to show the difficulties of a strong justification of the validity of these algorithms for

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Procedures for Hepatic Resection,ess solutions as well as problems, in conjunction with the simplicity of the syntax, sets it apart from other languages used in ATP. This paper provides a complete definition of the TPTP language, and describes how the language should be used to write derivations and finite interpretations.