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Rewriting

In mathematics, linguistics, computer science, and logic, rewriting covers a wide range of methods of replacing subterms of a formula with other terms. Such methods may be achieved by rewriting systems (also known as rewrite systems, rewrite engines, or reduction systems). In their most basic form, they consist of a set of objects, plus relations on how…

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Abstract rewriting systems

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related to Further reading · 82
Rewriting → Andrei Voronkov, Artificial Intelligence, Automated Reasoning, Baader, Background, Banerji, Benjamin Benninghofen, Book, Cambridge University Press, Chapter, Church, Computational Structures, Computer Science, Computer Science Department Report, David Plaisted, Derek Oppen, Dov, Ed, Eds, Elsevier
related to Abstract rewriting systems · 10
Rewriting → An, An ARS, ARS, Church, From, If, Many, Rosser, The, We
related to String rewriting systems · 9
Rewriting → Formally, If, In, Sigma, Similarly, Since, SRS, The, Thue
related to Term rewriting systems · 8
Rewriting → Also, As, For, In, Logic, The, TRS, Turing
related to Arithmetic · 5
Rewriting → For, Peano, Term, The, To
related to External links · 5
Rewriting → Aart Middeldorp, InnsbruckTermination PortalMaude System, The Rewriting Home PageIFIP, University, Working Group
related to Higher-order rewriting systems · 4
Rewriting → Higher-order, HRSs, TRSs, Various
related to Logic · 4
Rewriting → CNF, For, In, Other
see also · 4
Rewriting → Bendix, CompilerKnuth, Critical, Referential
related to Formal definition · 3
Rewriting → If, In, The

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Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsFrom0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsWe0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsThe0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsARS0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsAn ARS0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsMany0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsAn0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsIf0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsChurch0.60section
Rewritingrelated to Abstract rewriting systemsRosser0.60section
Rewritingrelated to ArithmeticTerm0.60section
Rewritingrelated to ArithmeticTo0.60section

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    Rewriting

    Nodes82
    Edges81
    Triples138
    Avg. degree1.98
    Density0.02439
    Components1
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