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ISMIS
1994
Springer

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BDDs and Automated Deduction

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BDDs and Automated Deduction

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BDDs (binary decision diagrams) are a very succesful tool for handling boolean functions, but one which has not yet attracted the attention of many automated deduction specialists. We give an overview of BDDs from an automated deduction perspective, showing what can be done with them in propositional and rst-order logic, and discuss the parallels to well-known methods like tableaux and resolution.

Jean Goubault, Joachim Posegga

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Added	10 Aug 2010
Updated	10 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1994
Where	ISMIS
Authors	Jean Goubault, Joachim Posegga

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