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Automated theorem proving / Mathematics / Theoretical computer science / Search algorithms / Heuristics / Rippling / Logic / IsaPlanner / Formal languages / Logic in computer science / A* search algorithm / Mathematical proof
Date: 2006-07-10 06:07:20
Automated theorem proving
Mathematics
Theoretical computer science
Search algorithms
Heuristics
Rippling
Logic
IsaPlanner
Formal languages
Logic in computer science
A* search algorithm
Mathematical proof

Best-First Rippling Moa Johansson, Alan Bundy and Lucas Dixon 1 School of Informatics

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