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Conditional equational reasoning - reference(s) wanted

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From: Hans Huttel
Date: Wed, 01 Aug 1990 13:38
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Can someone out there supply me with some good references on
conditional equational reasoning ? What I am thinking of are
formulations of equational logics going beyond Prawitz in the sense
that hypotheses are involved. More precisely, I am thinking of sequent
calculi (+ related notions) where the sequents are of the form

        H |-  A = B

and a hypothesis H is of the form (A1,B1),...,(An,Bn) interpreted as
assuming the identities A1 = B1,...,An = Bn .

This must have something to do with e.g. the theory of logic programming
(and term rewriting in general, of course). The reason for my interest
in this, however, is that I am looking at possible axiomatizations
of/tableau systems for behavioural equivalences for certain classes of
labelled transition systems in the theory of process algebras.

Please reply by e-mail; if there is interest I will post a summary.


Regards


Hans


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From: hans@lfcs.ed.ac.uk (Hans Huttel)
Newsgroups: sci.logic,comp.theory
Subject: Conditional equational reasoning - reference(s) wanted
Summary: There is more to equational logic than `A is A'...
Keywords: sequents,equations
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Date: 1 Aug 90 13:38:00 GMT
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