Towards automated proofs of observational properties
Discrete mathematics & theoretical computer science, Tome 6 (2003-2004) no. 2
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Observational theories are a generalization of first-order theories where two objects are observationally equal if they cannot be distinguished by experiments with observable results. Such experiments, called contexts, are usually infinite. Therfore, we consider a special finite set of contexts, called cover-contexts, ''\emphcovering'' all the observable contexts. Then, we show that to prove that two objects are observationally equal, it is sufficient to prove that they are equal (in the classical sense) under these cover-contexts. We give methods based on rewriting techniques, for constructing such cover-contexts for interesting classes of observational specifications.
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Berregeb, Narjes; Robbana, Riadh; Tiwari, Ashish. Towards automated proofs of observational properties. Discrete mathematics & theoretical computer science, Tome 6 (2003-2004) no. 2. doi: 10.46298/dmtcs.331
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