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Higher-order annotated terms for proof search

Authors: Alan Smaill; Ian Green;

Higher-order annotated terms for proof search

Abstract

A notion of embedding appropriate to higher-order syntax is described. This provides a representation of annotated formulae in terms of the difference between pairs of formulae. We define substitution and unification for such annotated terms. Using this representation of annotated terms, the proof search guidance technique of rippling can be extended to higher-order theorems. We illustrate this with two selected examples using our implementation of these ideas in λProlog.

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