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Theory structuring in Ergo 4.1
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Theory structuring in Ergo 4.1

Mark Utting, Ray Nickson and Owen Traynor
CATS'96: Computing: The Australian Theory Symposium Proceedings, Vol.18(3), pp.137-146
Joint Conference: CATS'96: Computing: The Australian Theory Symposium, 19th Australasian Computer Science Conference (ACSC96), and the 7th Australasian Database Conference (ACD96), 1996 (Melbourne, Australia)
RMIT University
1996

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Computer Software
For reasoning about large and complex systems, proof tools should provide sophisticated theory structuring facilities, just as programming languages should provide module facilities in order to support programming in-the-large. This paper describes a set of theory structuring facilities that supports theory reuse effectively, provides separate name spaces and independent syntax for each theory, and fully supports interpretation and instantiation of theories. These facilities have been implemented in the Ergo 4.1 proof tool.

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