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Mathematical logic / Logic / Quantification / Complexity classes / Finite model theory / Mathematics / Predicate logic / Philosophical logic / Quantifier / FO / Universal quantification / Well-formed formula
Date: 2016-07-20 12:52:41
Mathematical logic
Logic
Quantification
Complexity classes
Finite model theory
Mathematics
Predicate logic
Philosophical logic
Quantifier
FO
Universal quantification
Well-formed formula

Motivation FO-LTLf Slicing

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