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Mathematical logic / Logic / Model theory / Metalogic / Predicate logic / Formal methods / Resolution / First-order logic / Skolem normal form / Automated theorem proving / Quantifier / Axiom
Date: 2011-11-14 21:00:52
Mathematical logic
Logic
Model theory
Metalogic
Predicate logic
Formal methods
Resolution
First-order logic
Skolem normal form
Automated theorem proving
Quantifier
Axiom

11 Theorem-Proving by Resolution as a Basis for Question-Answering Systems Cordell Green Stanford Research Institute Menlo Park. California

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