Lecture

Automating First-Order Logic Proofs Using Resolution

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Description

This lecture introduces first-order logic (FOL) and its application in mathematics and program verification. It covers the semantics of FOL, negation normal form, Skolem functions, Skolemization, conjunctive normal form, resolution, and satisfiability checking. The instructor explains how to transform FOL formulas into clauses, apply sound inference rules, and perform resolution with instantiation to prove the unsatisfiability of a set of clauses.

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Classical logic: First-order logic

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