From: Ben Hocking <benjaminhocking@gmail.com>
Subject: Having trouble proving modus ponens using checker
Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2012 06:49:03 -0700 (PDT)
Date: 2012-09-04T06:49:03-07:00 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <f2ed6dda-4e8b-4c5c-8a99-011167eb8158@googlegroups.com> (raw)
I have the following VC:
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H1: a - b * (c - d) div e < 0 -> my_fn(a - b * (c - d) div e) <= f
H2: a - b * (c - d) div e < 0
-->
C1: my_fn(a - b * (c - d) div e) <= f
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I've tried the following:
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[EXECUTE]: infer c#1 using implies.
infer c # 1 using implies.
Cannot infer my_fn(a - b * (c - d) div e) <= f using rule-family implies.
FAIL
[EXECUTE]: infer c#1 using implies(3).
infer c # 1 using implies(3).
Cannot infer my_fn(a - b * (c - d) div e) <= f using rule implies(3).
FAIL
[EXECUTE]: infer c#1 using implies(3) from [2, 1].
infer c # 1 using implies(3) from [2, 1].
Cannot infer my_fn(a - b * (c - d) div e) <= f using rule implies(3).
FAIL
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Does anybody know what I might be doing wrong?
The rule implies(3) is defined in LOGIC.RUL as:
implies(3): true -> A may_be_replaced_by A.
That's the closest I can find to modus ponens.
Thanks for any help,
-Ben
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