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What does Equational Theorem Prover do?

http://www.cs.unm.edu/~mccune/eqp/ What does EQP do? Is there any paper that explains what it does? README and other read files do not provide such information - it only talks of how to use it and ...
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Knuth-Bendix ordering and the one unary function

I'm looking at Knuth-Bendix ordering in the context of theorem proving with the superposition calculus. The explanations of KBO that I've been able to find say among other things that each function ...
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What are the theorems of mathematics proved by a computer so far?

By theorems, I mean the ones you can find in an undergraduate course of mathematics, not the ones you can find in a textbook of automated proofs. I mean by "proved by a computer" that an existing ...
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Ordering of multisets in “Paramodulation based theorem proving”

I'm reading this paper: http://www.lsi.upc.edu/~albert/papers/handbook.ps.gz and I can't understand a part of it. it defines an ordering on multisets (it defines a multiset over $A$ as a function $A ...
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How to start with automated theorem proving?

I'm interested in this question, but I'm not going to list my knowledge/demands but rather gear it to more general purpose; so the first thing concerns the prerequisites, i.e. How much ...
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Algorithm for enumerating theorems of first-order theories besides resolution

Is there a general algorithm for enumerating the theorems of any finite first-order theory with a better time complexity than simply using resolution on all first-order logic formulas?
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Superposition calculus and equality factoring

Superposition with equality resolution and equality factoring is said to be a complete calculus for first-order logic. The purpose of equality factoring is basically to get rid of paraduplicate ...