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ORCID8th RTA 1997: Sitges, Spain
- Hubert Comon:
Rewriting Techniques and Applications, 8th International Conference, RTA-97, Sitges, Spain, June 2-5, 1997, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1232, Springer 1997, ISBN 3-540-62950-5
Invited Talk
- William McCune:
Well-Behaved Search and the Robbins Problem. 1-7
Session 1: Theorem Proving and Rewriting
- Christopher Lynch:
Goal-Directed Completion Using SOUR Graphs. 8-22 - Deepak Kapur:
Shostak's Congruence Closure as Completion. 23-37 - Ulrich Kühler, Claus-Peter Wirth:
Conditional Equational Specifications of Data Types with Partial Operations for Inductive Theorem Proving. 38-52
Session 2: String Rewriting
- Friedrich Otto, Masashi Katsura, Yuji Kobayashi:
Cross-Sections for Finitely Presented Monoids with Decidable Word Problems. 53-67 - Andrea Sattler-Klein:
New Undecidablility Results for Finitely Presented Monoids. 68-82 - Friedrich Otto:
On the Property of Preserving Regularity for String-Rewriting Systems. 83-97
Session 3: Rewriting in Algebraic Theories
- Evelyne Contejean, Claude Marché, Landy Rabehasaina:
Rewrite Systems for Natural, Integral, and Rational Arithmetic. 98-112 - Leo Bachmair, Ashish Tiwari:
D-Bases for Polynomial Ideals over Commutative Noetherian Rings. 113-127 - Georg Struth:
On the Word Problem for Free Lattices. 128-141
Session 4: Termination
- Deepak Kapur, G. Sivakumar:
A Total, Ground path Ordering for Proving Termination of AC-Rewrite Systems. 142-156 - Thomas Arts, Jürgen Giesl
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Proving Innermost Normalisation Automatically. 157-171 - Hans Zantema:
Termination of Context-Sensitive Rewriting. 172-186
Session 5: Confluence and Termination
- Michio Oyamaguchi, Yoshikatsu Ohta:
A New Parallel Closed Condition for Church-Rossser of Left-Linear Term Rewriting Systems. 187-201 - Nachum Dershowitz:
Innocuous Constructor-Sharing Combinations. 202-216 - Samuel M. H. W. Perlo-Freeman, Péter Pröhle:
Scott's Conjecture is True, Position Sensitive Weights. 217-227
Invited Talk
- Yves Lafont:
Two-Dimensional Rewriting. 228-229
Session 6: Logic and Rewriting
- Denis Béchet, Philippe de Groote, Christian Retoré:
A Complete Axiomatisation for the Inclusion of Series-Parallel Partial Orders. 230-240 - Jerzy Marcinkowski:
Undecidability of the First Order Theory of One-Step Right Ground Rewriting. 241-253 - Sergei G. Vorobyov:
The First-Order Theory of One Step Rewriting in Linear Noetherian Systems is Undecidable. 254-268
Session 7: Unification and Constraint Solving
- Ana Paula Tomás, Miguel Filgueiras:
Solving Linear Diophantine Equations Using the Geometric Structure of the Solution Space. 269-283 - Klaus U. Schulz:
A Criterion for Intractability of E-unification with Free Function Symbols and Its Relevance for Combination Algorithms. 284-298
Session 8: Higher-Order Rewriting
- Richard Statman:
Effective Reduction and Conversion Strategies for Combinators. 299-307 - Vincent van Oostrom:
Finite Family Developments. 308-322
System Descriptions
- Christophe Ringeissen:
Prototyping Combination of Unification Algorithms with the ELAN Rule-Based Programming Language. 323-326 - Manfred Göbel:
The Invariant Package of MAS. 327-330 - Edward L. Green, Lenwood S. Heath, Benjamin J. Keller:
Opal: A System for Computing Noncommutative Gröbner Bases. 331-334 - Kazuhiro Ogata, Koichi Ohhara, Kokichi Futatsugi:
TRAM: An Abstract Machine for Order-Sorted Conditioned Term Rewriting Systems. 335-338
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