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Automated theorem proving / Formal methods / E theorem prover / Vampire / CADE ATP System Competition / Logic in computer science / Geoff Sutcliffe / Automated reasoning / CASC / Logic / Mathematics / Mathematical logic
Date: 2008-07-17 03:24:03
Automated theorem proving
Formal methods
E theorem prover
Vampire
CADE ATP System Competition
Logic in computer science
Geoff Sutcliffe
Automated reasoning
CASC
Logic
Mathematics
Mathematical logic

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