Vampire is a first-order theorem prover that also supports integer arithmetics. That sounds very much like what we need in conjunction with anthem, and I should investigate Vampire’s documentation and check whether it suits our needs.
Vampire is a first-order theorem prover that also supports integer arithmetics. That sounds very much like what we need in conjunction with anthem, and I should investigate Vampire’s documentation and check whether it suits our needs.
patrick
self-assigned this 2018-04-24 21:55:37 +02:00
It appears Vampire is good at proving theorems by refutation that don’t contain integer variables. As to integer arithmetics, these are officially supported by Vampire, but my results so far haven’t been really successful. We might have to talk to someone more familiar with theorem provers.
It appears Vampire is good at proving theorems by refutation that don’t contain integer variables. As to integer arithmetics, these are officially supported by Vampire, but my results so far haven’t been really successful. We might have to talk to someone more familiar with theorem provers.
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Vampire is a first-order theorem prover that also supports integer arithmetics. That sounds very much like what we need in conjunction with anthem, and I should investigate Vampire’s documentation and check whether it suits our needs.
It appears Vampire is good at proving theorems by refutation that don’t contain integer variables. As to integer arithmetics, these are officially supported by Vampire, but my results so far haven’t been really successful. We might have to talk to someone more familiar with theorem provers.