Reasoning support for CASL with automated theorem proving systems

Authors:
Klaus Lüttich;Till Mossakowski
Affiliations:
SFB/TR8, University of Bremen;University of Bremen and DFKI Lab Bremen
Venue:
WADT'06 Proceedings of the 18th international conference on Recent trends in algebraic development techniques
Year:
2006

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Abstract

We connect the algebraic specification language CASL with a variety of automated first-order provers. The heart of this connection is an institution comorphism from CASL to SoftFOL (softly typed first-order logic); the latter is then translated to the provers' input syntaxes. We also describe a GUI integrating the translations and the provers into the Heterogeneous Tool Set. We report on experiences with provers, which led to fine-tuning of the translations. This framework can also be used for checking consistency of specifications.