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Linear modal deductions

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Modal theorem proving

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Resolution and quantified epistemic logics

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Proof Methods for Modal and Intuitionistic Logics

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Journal of automated reasoning

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A resolution calculus for modal logics

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A simple deduction method for modal logic

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Modal resolution in clausal form

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Modal Theorem Proving,

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Gentzen-type systems and resolution rules part I propositional logic

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Generic resolution in propositional modal systems

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An intensional epistemic logic

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Translation-based deduction methods for modal logics

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A resolution decision procedure for the guarded fragment

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The Niceness of the Ordered Fragment of First-Order Logic

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Resolution for some first-order modal systems

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Encoding Two-Valued Nonclassical Logics in Classical Logic

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Unsorted Functional Translations

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A resolution framework for finitely-valued first-order logics

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Decidability by Resolution for Propositional Modal Logics

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Canonicity and Completeness Results for Many-Valued Modal Logics

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Automated reasoning techniques for hybrid logics

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