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....chapter 7, but for the moment, it suffices to say the procedure involves translating the language of one theory to another and then proving the translations of the axioms of one theory are theorems of the other. We only used IMPS to do this work because, while for example, Ergo [HNTU1996] and PVS [OS2001] have some facility to handle interpretations, it is not as well developed or as easy to use as it is in IMPS. According to Farmer [F2000] Ergo provides only partial support for the development of theories using interpretation. Only the most recent version of PVS can handle interpretations at all ....
....have some facility to handle interpretations, it is not as well developed or as easy to use as it is in IMPS. According to Farmer [F2000] Ergo provides only partial support for the development of theories using interpretation. Only the most recent version of PVS can handle interpretations at all [OS2001]. A sample IMPS proof utilizing interpretation is presented in chapter 8. Conclusions and a brief description of future work are provided in chapters 9 and 10, respectively. The contents of the ST and WM theories are provided in the appendices. A string with both a beginning and end is a finite ....
Owre, Sam and Shankar, Natarajan, "Theory Interpretations in PVS," Technical Report SRI-CSL-01-01, Computer Science Laboratory, SRI International, April 2001. http://www.csl.sri.com/users/owre/papers/interpretations/interpretations.pdf
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