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Predicate Calculus, Well-Formed Formulas, and Theorems

open access: closed, 2001
When proving a theorem, it is first necessary to write the axioms, the hypotheses, and the conclusion. Deciding what axioms to choose in the first place is crucial to the success of a theorem prover, but that problem is peripheral to the presentation that follows.
Monty Newborn
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Compile: Transforming Well-Formed Formulas to Clauses

open access: closed, 2001
Chapter 2 explained how to write a theorem as a set of wffs. However, neither HERBY nor THEO attempt to find a proof of a theorem expressed in this format. Instead, both require the theorem to be expressed as a set of clauses consisting of the axioms, hypotheses, and negated conclusion.
Monty Newborn
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Nucleation and Growth Mechanism of Anion-Derived Solid Electrolyte Interphase.

Angewandte Chemie, 2021
Solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) has been widely employed to describe the new phase formed between anode and electrolyte in working batteries. Significant advances have been achieved on the structure and composition of SEI as well as on the possible ...
Chong Yan   +5 more
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