Incresing the Versatility of Heuristic Based Theorem Provers
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Heuristic based theorem proving systems typically impose a fixed ordering on the strategies which they embody. The ordering reflects the general experience of the system designer. As a consequence, there will exist a variety of specific instances where the fixed ordering breaks down. We present an approach which liberates such systems by introducing a more versatile framework for organising proof strategies.
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