Herbrand conjunction (for universal formulas)

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A Herbrand conjunction (for universal formulas) is a finite conjunction of ground instances of a universally quantified formula, used in Herbrand’s theorem and automated reasoning to represent universal information over a Herbrand universe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept in automated reasoning
concept in mathematical logic
logical construct
appearsIn completeness proofs for first-order logic
proof of Herbrand’s theorem
assumes fixed Herbrand base
fixed Herbrand universe
constructedBy instantiating universal quantifiers with ground terms
constructedFrom universally quantified formula
definedOver Herbrand universe NERFINISHED
formalizes finite conjunction of ground instances of a universal formula
hasComponent ground instance of a universally quantified formula
hasDomain automated theorem proving
first-order logic
proof theory
hasProperty built from ground atoms
contains no free variables
contains no function symbols outside the Herbrand universe
finite conjunction
quantifier-free
hasRole bridge between syntactic formulas and semantic models
intermediate representation in automated theorem proving
isPartOf Herbrand semantics NERFINISHED
namedAfter Jacques Herbrand NERFINISHED
relatedTo Herbrand disjunction NERFINISHED
Herbrand expansion NERFINISHED
Herbrand model NERFINISHED
represents universal information over a Herbrand universe
usedFor constructing countermodels
reducing first-order validity to propositional validity
representing sets of universal consequences
usedIn Herbrand’s theorem NERFINISHED
automated reasoning
model-theoretic proofs
proof search
resolution-based theorem proving
satisfiability reasoning

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Herbrand disjunction hasOppositeConcept Herbrand conjunction (for universal formulas)