Compilers - First-order logic
crypto.stanford.edu › ~blynn › compilerThis important result suggests a strategy to prove any first-order formula f . As a preprocessing step, we prepend explicit universal quantifiers for each free variable: generalize fo = foldr (Qua Forall) fo $ fv fo. Then: Negate f because validity and satisfiability are dual: the formula f is valid if and only if ¬ f is unsatisfiable ...
First order logic tool—Mamo.dev
mamo.dev › first-order-logic-toolA first order formula can be defined inductively as follows: p(t1, …, tn) is a formula if t1, …, tn are terms and p is a predicate of arity n. A formula of this kind is called atomic; (F ∧ G), (F ∨ G) , (F → G), (F ← G) , (F ↔ G) are formulas if both F and G are formulas; (∀x F), (∃x F) are formulas if x is a variable and F is ...
Logictools
https://logictools.orgA toolkit for proving first order predicate logic formulas, answering questions and converting between different syntaxes for logic. Think about logic as a ...
A Theorem Prover (Java applet) for First-Order Logic ...
www.foundalis.com › mat › atpAs it follows from the theory of first-order logic, if a theorem has a proof, the proof will be found by this theorem prover, and shown on the output (blue) window, on the right. But if a theorem has no proof, then the theorem prover might enter a search without end, in which case the user should interrupt the prover by using the stop button ( ).
First-Order Logic -- from Wolfram MathWorld
mathworld.wolfram.com/First-OrderLogic.html17.12.2021 · First-Order Logic The set of terms of first-order logic (also known as first-order predicate calculus) is defined by the following rules: 1. A variable is a term. 2. If is an -place function symbol (with ) and , ..., are terms , then is a term . If is an -place predicate symbol (again with ) and , ..., are terms , then is an atomic statement .