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Mathematical logic / Logic / Mathematics / Model theory / Proof theory / Quantification / Predicate logic / Thoralf Skolem / Skolem normal form / Soundness / Quantifier / Sequent calculus
Date: 2018-07-19 05:32:19
Mathematical logic
Logic
Mathematics
Model theory
Proof theory
Quantification
Predicate logic
Thoralf Skolem
Skolem normal form
Soundness
Quantifier
Sequent calculus

Producing Skolem Expansion Trees with the CERESω method: A Case Study Martin Riener, joint work with Alexander Leitsch

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