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First Order Predicate Logic Without Negation is NP-Complete

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Author
Kozen, Dexter
Abstract

Techniques developed in the study of the complexity of finitely presented algebras are used to show that the problem of deciding validity of positive sentences in the language of first order predicate logic with equality is $\leq_{\log}$-complete for NP.

Date Issued
1977-04
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Cornell University
Keywords
computer science
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technical report
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