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PROTEIN: A PROver with a Theory Extension INterface

PROTEIN (PROver with a Theory Extension INterface) is a PTTP-based first order theorem prover over built-in theories. Besides various standard-refinements known for model elimination, PROTEIN also offers a variant of model elimination for case-based reasoning and which does not need contrapositives.

Peter Baumgartner | Ulrich Furbach | U. Furbach | Peter Baumgartner

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