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1 | First-order logic | 1 |
First-order logic | 1 | |
Three inference tasks | 19 | |
A first-order model checker | 29 | |
First-order logic and natural language | 44 | |
2 | Lambda calculus | 55 |
Compositionality | 55 | |
Two experiments | 59 | |
The lambda calculus | 66 | |
Implementing lambda calculus | 73 | |
Grammar engineering | 86 | |
3 | Underspecified representations | 105 |
Scope ambiguities | 105 | |
Montague's approach | 109 | |
Storage methods | 112 | |
Hole semantics | 127 | |
4 | Propositional inference | 155 |
From models to proofs | 155 | |
Propositional tableaus | 158 | |
Implementing propositional tableau | 168 | |
Propositional resolution | 174 | |
Implementng propositional resolution | 185 | |
Theoretical remarks | 191 | |
5 | First-order inference | 203 |
A first-order tableau system | 204 | |
Unification | 209 | |
Free-variable tableaus | 215 | |
Implementng free-variable tableaus | 219 | |
First-order resolution | 225 | |
Implementng first-order resolution | 231 | |
Off-the-shelf theorem provers | 235 | |
Model building | 242 | |
6 | Putting it all together | 259 |
Baby Curt | 259 | |
Rugrat Curt | 264 | |
Clever Curt | 267 | |
Sensitive Curt | 272 | |
Scrupulous Curt | 277 | |
Knowledgeale Curt | 281 | |
Helpful Curt | 293 | |
A | Running the software - FAQ | 309 |
B | Propositional logic | 311 |
C | Automated reasoning for first-order logic | 315 |
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