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Logic / Mathematical logic / Theoretical computer science / Model theory / Logic in computer science / Logical truth / Philosophy of logic / Satisfiability / Convex function / Universal quantification / Boolean satisfiability problem
Date: 2007-07-09 11:57:18
Logic
Mathematical logic
Theoretical computer science
Model theory
Logic in computer science
Logical truth
Philosophy of logic
Satisfiability
Convex function
Universal quantification
Boolean satisfiability problem

Model Based Theory Combination SMT 2007 Leonardo de Moura and Nikolaj Bjørner {leonardo, nbjorner}@microsoft.com. Microsoft Research

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