Found 46 results for "Andrei Voronkov"
by Andrei Voronkov
Type theory is a language for formalizing mathematics which was invented by Bertrand Russell [Russell 1908].
by Andrei Voronkov
With the ready availability of serious computer power, deductive reasoning, especially as embodied in mathematics, prese...
by Andrei Voronkov
With the ready availability of serious computer power, deductive reasoning, especially as embodied in mathematics, prese...
by Matthias Baaz, Andrei Voronkov
by Andrei Voronkov,Geoff Sutcliffe
by Andrei Voronkov,Miki Hermann
by Andrei Voronkov,Franz Baader
by Robinson, Alan, Andrei Voronkov
With the ready availability of serious computer power, deductive reasoning, especially as embodied in mathematics, prese...
by Moshe Y. Vardi, Andrei Voronkov
Description logics (DLs) [1] are a family of knowledge representation languages which can be used to represent the termi...
by Ken McMillan, Aart Middeldorp
by Harald Ganzinger, David McAllester
A notation often used in informal mathematical proofs is ellipsis (the dots in a1 + ... + an).
by J. Robinson, Alan Robinson
With the ready availability of serious computer power, deductive reasoning, especially as embodied in mathematics, prese...