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Probability theory / Formal languages / Automated theorem proving / Logic programming / Unification / Mathematical logic / Admissible rule / Model theory / Word problem / Mathematics / Theoretical computer science / Logic
Date: 2004-02-16 04:15:00
Probability theory
Formal languages
Automated theorem proving
Logic programming
Unification
Mathematical logic
Admissible rule
Model theory
Word problem
Mathematics
Theoretical computer science
Logic

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