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Is there an software package aimed at verfication of simple equational proofs?

I am hoping to avoid the usual overhead involved with First Order Logic or Higher Order Logic verification systems.

[Apologies for the 'software question', but formal verification usually involves this. :) References to papers that might point me in the right direction would of course be appreciated. Also, a Google search mainly turns up software for solving freshman algebra problems]]

Is there an software package aimed at verfication of simple equational proofs?

I am hoping to avoid the usual overhead involved with First Order Logic or Higher Order Logic verification systems.

[Apologies for the 'software question', but formal verification usually involves this. :) References to papers that might point me in the right direction would of course be appreciated. Also, a Google search mainly turns up software for solving freshman algebra problems]

Is there an software package aimed at verfication of simple equational proofs?

I am hoping to avoid the usual overhead involved with First Order Logic or Higher Order Logic verification systems.

[Apologies for the 'software question', but formal verification usually involves this. :) References to papers that might point me in the right direction would of course be appreciated.]

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Rex Butler
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Formal verification of simple equational proofs (as in Universal Algebra...)?

Is there an software package aimed at verfication of simple equational proofs?

I am hoping to avoid the usual overhead involved with First Order Logic or Higher Order Logic verification systems.

[Apologies for the 'software question', but formal verification usually involves this. :) References to papers that might point me in the right direction would of course be appreciated. Also, a Google search mainly turns up software for solving freshman algebra problems]