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Contexts in Mathematical Reasoning and Computation
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Contexts in Mathematical Reasoning and Computation

Abstract

Contexts are sets of formulas used to manage the assumptions that arise in the course of a mathematical deduction or calculation. Although context-dependent reasoning is commonplace in informal mathematics, most contemporary symbolic computation systems do not utilize contexts in sophisticated ways. This paper describes some context-based techniques for symbolic computation, including techniques for reasoning about definedness, simplifying …

Authors

Farmer WM; Guttman JD; Thayer FJ

Volume

19

Pagination

pp. 201-216

Publisher

Elsevier

Publication Date

January 1995

DOI

10.1006/jsco.1995.1012

Conference proceedings

Journal of Symbolic Computation

Issue

1-3

ISSN

0747-7171