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Rules of inference / Logic programming / Automated theorem proving / And–or tree / Algorithm / Prolog / Robert Kowalski / Horn clause / First-order logic / Logic / Mathematics / Mathematical logic
Date: 2014-01-20 05:56:19
Rules of inference
Logic programming
Automated theorem proving
And–or tree
Algorithm
Prolog
Robert Kowalski
Horn clause
First-order logic
Logic
Mathematics
Mathematical logic

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