FTP97 International Workshop on First order Theorem Proving Schloss Hagenberg, Austria October 27 - 28, 1997

The bibliographic data for all articles is available in BibTeX format.

Front matter

• Cover page

• Preface

Invited talk

• The Theorema Project: An Overview
  Bruno Buchberger

Contributed papers

All submissions were refereed by two or three referees. The program committee accepted 25 out of 44 papers.

• Equational Proof-Planning by Dynamic Abstraction
  Serge Autexier and Dieter Hutter, pages 1-6

• Cut Elimination by Resolution
  Matthias Baaz and Alexander Leitsch, pages 7-10

• Refinements for Restart Model Elimination
  Peter Baumgartner and Ulrich Furbach, pages 11-16

• Tableau Prover Tatzelwurm: Hyper-Links and UR-Resolution
  Carsten Bierwald and Thomas Käufl, pages 17-21

• On the representation of parallel search in theorem proving
  Maria Paola Bonacina, pages 22-28

• Up-to-Isomorphism Enumeration of Finite Models -- The Monadic Case
  Thierry Boy de la Tour, pages 29-33

• Testing for Renamability to Classes of Clause Sets
  Albert Brandl, Christian G. Fermüller, and Gernot Salzer, pages 34-39

• Model building in the cross-roads of consequence and non-consequence relations
  Ricardo Caferra and Nicolas Peltier, pages 40-44

• On existential quantified conjunctions of atomic formulae of L+
  Domenico Cantone, Alessandra Cavarra, and Eugenio Omodeo, pages 45-52

• Symbolic Pattern Solving for Equational Reasoning
  Olga Caprotti, pages 53-57

• First Order Proof Problems Extracted from an Article in the MIZAR Mathematical Library
  Ingo Dahn and Christoph Wernhard, pages 58-62

• Similarity-Based Lemma Generation for Model Elimination
  Marc Fuchs, pages 63-67

• Two Approaches to the Formal Proof of Replicated Hardware Systems using the Boyer-Moore Theorem Prover
  Eric Gascard and Laurence Pierre, pages 68-72

• Structured Formal Verification of a Fragment of the IBM 390 Clock Chip
  Alfons Geser and Wolfgang Küchlin, pages 73-77

• Stretching First Order Equational Logic: Proofs with Partiality, Subtypes and Retracts
  Joseph A. Goguen, pages 78-85

• First Order Logic in Practice
  John Harrison, pages 86-90

• Using Grammars for Finite Domain Evaluation
  Robert Matzinger, pages 91-96

• Some Remarks on Transfinite E-Semantic Trees and Superposition
  Georg Moser, pages 97-102

• A Complete Deduction System for Reasoning with Temporary Assumptions
  Pierre Ostier, pages 103-107

• Building-In Hybrid Theories
  Uwe Petermann, pages 108-112

• Testing the Equivalence of Models given through Linear Atomic Representations
  Reinhard Pichler, pages 113-118

• Theorem Proving in Large Theories
  Wolfgang Reif and Gerhard Schellhorn, pages 119-124

• Strong Symmetrization, Semi-Compatibility of Normalized Rewriting and First-Order Theorem Proving
  Jürgen Stuber, pages 125-129

• A Superposition Calculus for Divisible Torsion-Free Abelian Groups
  Uwe Waldmann, pages 130-134

• Logical Deduction using the Local Computation Framework
  Nic Wilson and Jerome Mengin, pages 135-139

Related Documents

The Call for Papers is available as plain text, as LaTeX source, and in PDF format.

The Final Program is available as LaTeX source, in PDF format.

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