Titlebook: Computational Aspects of an Order-Sorted Logic with Term Declarations; M. Schmidt-Schau? Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989

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Unification of uninterpreted sorted terms,e show that for elementary, regular signatures Σ-unification is decidable and finitary. In the general case when we have signatures with term declarations, unification is undecidable and infinitary. We also determine the unification behaviour under certain restrictions such as linearity..Throughout

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Sorted resolution-based calculi,otkin‘s resolution with built-in equational theories, J. Morris‘ E-resolution and M. Stickels theory resolution. We show that the completeness results that hold in the unsorted case or in the case of simple signatures [Wa83] hold also in the presence of term delarations. The results concerning the f

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978-3-540-51705-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989

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Precision Elastic Structures Developmentlgorithms as a set of transformation rules for equational systems. Second we give an algorithm that solves unification problems by first ignoring the sort information using an unsorted algorithm and as a second step computes well-sorted instantiations.