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% File     : SPASS+T---2.2.22
% Problem  : DAT106_1 : TPTP v8.1.0. Released v6.1.0.
% Transfm  : none
% Format   : tptp:raw
% Command  : spasst-tptp-script %s %d

% Computer : n014.cluster.edu
% Model    : x86_64 x86_64
% CPU      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 2.10GHz
% Memory   : 8042.1875MB
% OS       : Linux 3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64
% CPULimit : 300s
% WCLimit  : 600s
% DateTime : Sat Jul 16 01:32:15 EDT 2022

% Result   : Theorem 10.94s 6.26s
% Output   : Refutation 10.94s
% Verified : 
% SZS Type : -

% Comments : 
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%----ORIGINAL SYSTEM OUTPUT
% 0.03/0.12  % Problem  : DAT106_1 : TPTP v8.1.0. Released v6.1.0.
% 0.03/0.13  % Command  : spasst-tptp-script %s %d
% 0.12/0.34  % Computer : n014.cluster.edu
% 0.12/0.34  % Model    : x86_64 x86_64
% 0.12/0.34  % CPU      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz
% 0.12/0.34  % Memory   : 8042.1875MB
% 0.12/0.34  % OS       : Linux 3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64
% 0.12/0.34  % CPULimit : 300
% 0.12/0.34  % WCLimit  : 600
% 0.12/0.34  % DateTime : Fri Jul  1 20:47:25 EDT 2022
% 0.12/0.34  % CPUTime  : 
% 0.19/0.47  % Using integer theory
% 10.94/6.26  
% 10.94/6.26  
% 10.94/6.26  % SZS status Theorem for /tmp/SPASST_19263_n014.cluster.edu
% 10.94/6.26  
% 10.94/6.26  SPASS V 2.2.22  in combination with yices.
% 10.94/6.26  SPASS beiseite: Proof found by SPASS.
% 10.94/6.26  Problem: /tmp/SPASST_19263_n014.cluster.edu 
% 10.94/6.26  SPASS derived 58808 clauses, backtracked 0 clauses and kept 4931 clauses.
% 10.94/6.26  SPASS backtracked 0 times (0 times due to theory inconsistency).
% 10.94/6.26  SPASS allocated 61472 KBytes.
% 10.94/6.26  SPASS spent	0:00:05.18 on the problem.
% 10.94/6.26  		0:00:00.00 for the input.
% 10.94/6.26  		0:00:00.01 for the FLOTTER CNF translation.
% 10.94/6.26  		0:00:00.35 for inferences.
% 10.94/6.26  		0:00:00.00 for the backtracking.
% 10.94/6.26  		0:00:04.02 for the reduction.
% 10.94/6.26  		0:00:00.35 for interacting with the SMT procedure.
% 10.94/6.26  		
% 10.94/6.26  
% 10.94/6.26  % SZS output start CNFRefutation for /tmp/SPASST_19263_n014.cluster.edu
% 10.94/6.26  
% 10.94/6.26  % Here is a proof with depth 7, length 32 :
% 10.94/6.26  2[0:Inp] ||  -> list(nil)*.
% 10.94/6.26  4[0:Inp] ||  -> lesseq(0,skf3(U,V))*.
% 10.94/6.26  7[0:Inp] || list(U) -> list(cons(V,U))*.
% 10.94/6.26  8[0:Inp] || list(U) equal(cons(V,U),nil)** -> .
% 10.94/6.26  10[0:Inp] || list(U) -> equal(head(cons(V,U)),V)**.
% 10.94/6.26  11[0:Inp] || list(U) equal(U,nil) -> inRange(V,U)*.
% 10.94/6.26  13[0:Inp] || list(U) inRange(V,U) -> list(skf2(V,U))* equal(U,nil).
% 10.94/6.26  15[0:Inp] || list(U) inRange(V,U) -> equal(U,nil) equal(cons(skf3(V,U),skf2(V,U)),U)**.
% 10.94/6.26  16[0:Inp] || equal(U,minus(V,2)) equal(W,minus(V,2))* list(X) inRange(V,X) greater(V,0) list(cons(W,X))* -> inRange(V,cons(U,X))*.
% 10.94/6.26  21[0:ThA] ||  -> equal(plus(plus(U,uminus(V)),V),U)**.
% 10.94/6.26  25[0:ThA] ||  -> equal(plus(U,0),U)**.
% 10.94/6.26  28[0:ThA] ||  -> less(U,plus(U,1))*.
% 10.94/6.26  50[0:ArS:16.4] || equal(U,plus(V,-2)) equal(W,plus(V,-2))* list(X) inRange(V,X) less(0,V) list(cons(W,X))* -> inRange(V,cons(U,X))*.
% 10.94/6.26  51[0:TOC:50.4] || equal(U,plus(V,-2)) equal(W,plus(V,-2))* list(X) inRange(V,X) list(cons(W,X))* -> lesseq(V,0) inRange(V,cons(U,X))*.
% 10.94/6.26  52[0:MRR:51.4,7.1] || list(U) inRange(V,U) equal(W,plus(V,-2))*+ equal(X,plus(V,-2)) -> lesseq(V,0) inRange(V,cons(X,U))*.
% 10.94/6.26  89[0:SpR:15.3,10.1] || list(U) inRange(V,U) list(skf2(V,U))* -> equal(U,nil) equal(skf3(V,U),head(U)).
% 10.94/6.26  92[0:MRR:89.2,13.2] || list(U) inRange(V,U) -> equal(U,nil) equal(skf3(V,U),head(U))**.
% 10.94/6.26  132[0:SpL:21.0,52.2] || list(U) inRange(plus(V,uminus(-2)),U) equal(W,V)* equal(X,plus(plus(V,uminus(-2)),-2)) -> lesseq(plus(V,uminus(-2)),0) inRange(plus(V,uminus(-2)),cons(X,U))*.
% 10.94/6.26  136[0:ArS:132.5] || list(U) inRange(plus(V,2),U) equal(W,V)* equal(X,plus(V,0)) -> lesseq(V,-2) inRange(plus(V,2),cons(X,U))*.
% 10.94/6.26  137[0:AED:136.2] || list(U) inRange(plus(V,2),U) equal(W,plus(V,0)) -> lesseq(V,-2) inRange(plus(V,2),cons(W,U))*.
% 10.94/6.26  138[0:Rew:25.0,137.2] || list(U) inRange(plus(V,2),U) equal(W,V) -> lesseq(V,-2) inRange(plus(V,2),cons(W,U))*.
% 10.94/6.26  159[0:SpR:92.3,4.0] || list(U) inRange(V,U)*+ -> equal(U,nil) lesseq(0,head(U))*.
% 10.94/6.26  672[0:Res:138.4,159.1] || list(U) inRange(plus(V,2),U)* equal(W,V)* list(cons(W,U)) -> lesseq(V,-2) equal(cons(W,U),nil) lesseq(0,head(cons(W,U)))*.
% 10.94/6.26  688[0:Rew:10.1,672.6] || list(U) inRange(plus(V,2),U)* equal(W,V)* list(cons(W,U))* -> lesseq(V,-2) equal(cons(W,U),nil) lesseq(0,W).
% 10.94/6.26  689[0:MRR:688.3,688.5,7.1,8.1] || list(U) inRange(plus(V,2),U)*+ equal(W,V)* -> lesseq(V,-2) lesseq(0,W)*.
% 10.94/6.26  19250[0:Res:11.2,689.1] || list(U)* equal(U,nil) list(U)* equal(V,W)* -> lesseq(W,-2)* lesseq(0,V)*.
% 10.94/6.26  19257[0:Obv:19250.0] || equal(U,nil)+ list(U)* equal(V,W)* -> lesseq(W,-2)* lesseq(0,V)*.
% 10.94/6.26  48906[0:EqR:19257.0] || list(nil)* equal(U,V)* -> lesseq(V,-2)* lesseq(0,U)*.
% 10.94/6.26  48907[0:MRR:48906.0,2.0] || equal(U,V)*+ -> lesseq(V,-2)* lesseq(0,U)*.
% 10.94/6.26  111220[0:EqR:48907.0] ||  -> lesseq(U,-2)* lesseq(0,U).
% 10.94/6.26  111245[0:OCE:111220.0,28.0] ||  -> lesseq(0,plus(-2,1))*.
% 10.94/6.26  111299(e)[0:ArS:111245.0] ||  -> .
% 10.94/6.26  
% 10.94/6.26  % SZS output end CNFRefutation for /tmp/SPASST_19263_n014.cluster.edu
% 10.94/6.26  
% 10.94/6.26  Formulae used in the proof : fof_head_type fof_list_type fof_tail_type fof_cons_type fof_l2 fof_l1 fof_l3 fof_inRange fof_nil_type
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% 22.59/12.12  SPASS+T ended
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