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Resolution in Modal, Description and Hybrid Logic - Areces, de Nivelle, de Rijke (2002)   Self-citation (Mpi)   (Correct)

.... for modal logics, one translates modal languages into a large background language (typically rst order logic) and devises strategies that guarantee termination for the fragment corresponding to the original modal language [22, 29, 17, 5] First order resolution provers like bliksem [12] or spass [38] handle modal formulas in this way, in some cases using extremely optimized translations like those investigated in [32, 37] This approach has both advantages and disadvantages with respect to the tableau approach. On the one hand we can translate many systems into the same background language ....

SPASS Version 1.0.3. URL: http://spass.mpi-sb.mpg.de/. Accessed Apr. 8, 2001. 21


Resolution in Modal, Description and Hybrid Logic - Areces, de Nivelle, de Rijke   Self-citation (Mpi)   (Correct)

.... for modal logics, one translates modal languages into a large background language (typically rst order logic) and devises strategies that guarantee termination for the fragment corresponding to the original modal language [22, 29, 17, 5] First order resolution provers like bliksem [12] or spass [38] handle modal formulas in this way, in some cases using extremely optimized translations like those investigated in [32, 37] This approach has both advantages and disadvantages with respect to the tableau approach. On the one hand we can translate many systems into the same background language ....

SPASS Version 1.0.3. URL: http://spass.mpi-sb.mpg.de/. Accessed Apr. 8, 2001. 21

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