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%------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% File     : CSE---1.7
% Problem  : MGT046+1 : TPTP v9.3.0. Released v2.4.0.
% Transfm  : none
% Format   : tptp:raw
% Command  : java -jar /export/starexec/sandbox2/solver/bin/mcs_scs.jar %d %s

% Computer : n007.cluster.edu
% Model    : x86_64 x86_64
% CPU      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 2.10GHz
% Memory   : 8046.5625MB
% OS       : Linux 6.8.0-71-generic
% CPULimit : 300s
% WCLimit  : 300s
% DateTime : Tue Sep  8 06:04:20 AM UTC 2026

% Result   : Theorem 1.98s 2.20s
% Output   : Assurance 0s
% Verified : 
% SZS Type : -

% Comments : 
%------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%----No solution output by system
%------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%----ORIGINAL SYSTEM OUTPUT
% 0.00/0.02  % Problem    : MGT046+1 : TPTP v9.3.0. Released v2.4.0.
% 0.00/0.02  % Command    : java -jar /export/starexec/sandbox2/solver/bin/mcs_scs.jar %d %s
% 0.08/0.35  % Computer : n007.cluster.edu
% 0.08/0.35  % Model    : x86_64 x86_64
% 0.08/0.35  % CPU      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz
% 0.08/0.35  % Memory   : 8046.5625MB
% 0.08/0.35  % OS       : Linux 6.8.0-71-generic
% 0.08/0.35  % CPULimit   : 300
% 0.08/0.35  % WCLimit    : 300
% 0.08/0.35  % DateTime   : Mon Sep  7 13:08:11 UTC 2026
% 0.08/0.35  % CPUTime    : 
% 0.24/0.51  start to proof:theBenchmark
% 1.98/2.18  %-------------------------------------------
% 1.98/2.18  % File        :CSE---1.7
% 1.98/2.18  % Problem     :theBenchmark
% 1.98/2.18  % Transform   :cnf
% 1.98/2.18  % Format      :tptp:raw
% 1.98/2.18  % Command     :java -jar mcs_scs.jar %d %s
% 1.98/2.18  
% 1.98/2.18  % Result      :Theorem 1.685869s
% 1.98/2.19  % Output      :CNFRefutation 1.685869s
% 1.98/2.19  %-------------------------------------------
% 1.98/2.19  %--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% 1.98/2.19  % File     : MGT046+1 : TPTP v9.3.0. Released v2.4.0.
% 1.98/2.19  % Domain   : Management (Organisation Theory)
% 1.98/2.19  % Problem  : Unendowed organization's hazard of mortality declines with age
% 1.98/2.19  % Version  : [Han98] axioms.
% 1.98/2.19  % English  : An unendowed organization's hazard of mortality declines
% 1.98/2.19  %            monotonically with its age.
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  % Refs     : [Kam00] Kamps (2000), Email to G. Sutcliffe
% 1.98/2.19  %          : [CH00]  Carroll & Hannan (2000), The Demography of Corporation
% 1.98/2.19  %          : [Han98] Hannan (1998), Rethinking Age Dependence in Organizati
% 1.98/2.19  % Source   : [Kam00]
% 1.98/2.19  % Names    : THEOREM 1 [Han98]
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  % Status   : Theorem
% 1.98/2.19  % Rating   : 0.13 v9.3.0, 0.15 v9.1.0, 0.12 v9.0.0, 0.14 v8.2.0, 0.08 v7.5.0, 0.09 v7.4.0, 0.10 v7.3.0, 0.07 v7.2.0, 0.03 v7.1.0, 0.00 v7.0.0, 0.07 v6.4.0, 0.08 v6.2.0, 0.12 v6.1.0, 0.17 v6.0.0, 0.13 v5.5.0, 0.11 v5.4.0, 0.14 v5.3.0, 0.22 v5.2.0, 0.10 v5.0.0, 0.12 v4.1.0, 0.09 v4.0.0, 0.08 v3.7.0, 0.10 v3.5.0, 0.11 v3.4.0, 0.16 v3.3.0, 0.21 v3.2.0, 0.27 v3.1.0, 0.22 v2.7.0, 0.17 v2.4.0
% 1.98/2.19  % Syntax   : Number of formulae    :   14 (   0 unt;   0 def)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Number of atoms       :   58 (  12 equ)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Maximal formula atoms :   12 (   4 avg)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Number of connectives :   50 (   6   ~;   4   |;  20   &)
% 1.98/2.19  %                                         (   3 <=>;  17  =>;   0  <=;   0 <~>)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Maximal formula depth :    9 (   6 avg)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Maximal term depth    :    2 (   1 avg)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Number of predicates  :    8 (   7 usr;   0 prp; 1-2 aty)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Number of functors    :    7 (   7 usr;   0 con; 2-2 aty)
% 1.98/2.19  %            Number of variables   :   36 (  36   !;   0   ?)
% 1.98/2.19  % SPC      : FOF_THM_RFO_SEQ
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  % Comments : See MGT042+1.p for the mnemonic names.
% 1.98/2.19  %--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% 1.98/2.19  include('Axioms/MGT001+0.ax').
% 1.98/2.19  %--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% 1.98/2.19  %----Problem Axioms
% 1.98/2.19  %----An unendowed organization never possesses immunity.
% 1.98/2.19  fof(assumption_1,axiom,
% 1.98/2.19      ! [X,T] :
% 1.98/2.19        ( ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.19          & ~ has_endowment(X) )
% 1.98/2.19       => ~ has_immunity(X,T) ) ).
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  %----When an organization lacks immunity, superior capability and
% 1.98/2.19  %----position imply a lower hazard of mortality.
% 1.98/2.19  fof(assumption_4,axiom,
% 1.98/2.19      ! [X,T0,T] :
% 1.98/2.19        ( ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.19          & ~ has_immunity(X,T0)
% 1.98/2.19          & ~ has_immunity(X,T) )
% 1.98/2.19       => ( ( ( greater(capability(X,T),capability(X,T0))
% 1.98/2.19              & greater_or_equal(position(X,T),position(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19           => smaller(hazard_of_mortality(X,T),hazard_of_mortality(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19          & ( ( greater_or_equal(capability(X,T),capability(X,T0))
% 1.98/2.19              & greater(position(X,T),position(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19           => smaller(hazard_of_mortality(X,T),hazard_of_mortality(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19          & ( ( capability(X,T) = capability(X,T0)
% 1.98/2.19              & position(X,T) = position(X,T0) )
% 1.98/2.19           => hazard_of_mortality(X,T) = hazard_of_mortality(X,T0) ) ) ) ).
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  %----Increased knowledge elevates an organization's capability; and
% 1.98/2.19  %----increased accumulation of organizational internal frictions
% 1.98/2.19  %----diminishes its capability.
% 1.98/2.19  fof(assumption_5,axiom,
% 1.98/2.19      ! [X,T0,T] :
% 1.98/2.19        ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.19       => ( ( ( greater(stock_of_knowledge(X,T),stock_of_knowledge(X,T0))
% 1.98/2.19              & smaller_or_equal(internal_friction(X,T),internal_friction(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19           => greater(capability(X,T),capability(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19          & ( ( smaller_or_equal(stock_of_knowledge(X,T),stock_of_knowledge(X,T0))
% 1.98/2.19              & greater(internal_friction(X,T),internal_friction(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19           => smaller(capability(X,T),capability(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19          & ( ( stock_of_knowledge(X,T) = stock_of_knowledge(X,T0)
% 1.98/2.19              & internal_friction(X,T) = internal_friction(X,T0) )
% 1.98/2.19           => capability(X,T) = capability(X,T0) ) ) ) ).
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  %----Improved ties with external actors enhance an organization's position.
% 1.98/2.19  fof(assumption_6,axiom,
% 1.98/2.19      ! [X,T0,T] :
% 1.98/2.19        ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.19       => ( ( greater(external_ties(X,T),external_ties(X,T0))
% 1.98/2.19           => greater(position(X,T),position(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19          & ( external_ties(X,T) = external_ties(X,T0)
% 1.98/2.19           => position(X,T) = position(X,T0) ) ) ) ).
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  %----Case: liability of Newness (Ass. 7-9).
% 1.98/2.19  %----
% 1.98/2.19  %----An organization's stock of knowledge increases monotonically with
% 1.98/2.19  %----its age.
% 1.98/2.19  fof(assumption_7,axiom,
% 1.98/2.19      ! [X,T0,T] :
% 1.98/2.19        ( ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.19          & greater(age(X,T),age(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19       => greater(stock_of_knowledge(X,T),stock_of_knowledge(X,T0)) ) ).
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  %----The quality of an organization's external ties increases
% 1.98/2.19  %----monotonically with its age.
% 1.98/2.19  fof(assumption_8,axiom,
% 1.98/2.19      ! [X,T0,T] :
% 1.98/2.19        ( ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.19          & greater(age(X,T),age(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.19       => greater(external_ties(X,T),external_ties(X,T0)) ) ).
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  %----The quality of an organization's internal friction does not vary
% 1.98/2.19  %----with its age.
% 1.98/2.19  fof(assumption_9,axiom,
% 1.98/2.19      ! [X,T0,T] :
% 1.98/2.19        ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.19       => internal_friction(X,T) = internal_friction(X,T0) ) ).
% 1.98/2.19  
% 1.98/2.19  %----Problem theorems
% 1.98/2.19  %----The liability-of-newness theorem (Stinchcombe 1965): an unendowed
% 1.98/2.19  %----organization's hazard of mortality declines monotonically with
% 1.98/2.20  %----its age.
% 1.98/2.20  %----From A1 and A4-9 (text says D1, A1-4, L1-2; also needs D<=, D>=).
% 1.98/2.20  fof(theorem_1,conjecture,
% 1.98/2.20      ! [X,T0,T] :
% 1.98/2.20        ( ( organization(X)
% 1.98/2.20          & ~ has_endowment(X)
% 1.98/2.20          & greater(age(X,T),age(X,T0)) )
% 1.98/2.20       => smaller(hazard_of_mortality(X,T),hazard_of_mortality(X,T0)) ) ).
% 1.98/2.20  
% 1.98/2.20  %--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% 1.98/2.20  %-------------------------------------------
% 1.98/2.20  % Proof found
% 1.98/2.20  % SZS status Theorem for theBenchmark
% 1.98/2.20  % SZS output start Proof
% 1.98/2.20  %ClaNum:64(EqnAxiom:35)
% 1.98/2.20  %VarNum:199(SingletonVarNum:64)
% 1.98/2.20  %MaxLitNum:4
% 1.98/2.20  %MaxfuncDepth:1
% 1.98/2.20  %SharedTerms:11
% 1.98/2.20  %goalClause: 36 37 38 39
% 1.98/2.20  %singleGoalClaCount:4
% 1.98/2.20  [36]P1(a1)
% 1.98/2.20  [38]~P5(a1)
% 1.98/2.20  [37]P2(f2(a1,a4),f2(a1,a5))
% 1.98/2.20  [39]~P8(f6(a1,a4),f6(a1,a5))
% 1.98/2.20  [40]~E(x401,x402)+P9(x401,x402)
% 1.98/2.20  [41]~E(x411,x412)+P6(x411,x412)
% 1.98/2.20  [45]~P8(x451,x452)+P9(x451,x452)
% 1.98/2.20  [46]~P2(x462,x461)+P8(x461,x462)
% 1.98/2.20  [47]~P2(x471,x472)+P6(x471,x472)
% 1.98/2.20  [48]~P8(x482,x481)+P2(x481,x482)
% 1.98/2.20  [51]~P2(x512,x511)+~P2(x511,x512)
% 1.98/2.20  [53]~P1(x531)+P3(x531,x532,x533)
% 1.98/2.20  [44]~P1(x441)+E(f8(x441,x442),f8(x441,x443))
% 0.35/2.20  [42]P8(x421,x422)+P2(x421,x422)+E(x421,x422)
% 0.35/2.20  [43]~P1(x431)+P5(x431)+~P7(x431,x432)
% 0.35/2.20  [49]P8(x491,x492)+~P9(x491,x492)+E(x491,x492)
% 0.35/2.20  [50]P2(x501,x502)+~P6(x501,x502)+E(x501,x502)
% 0.35/2.20  [52]~P2(x521,x523)+P2(x521,x522)+~P2(x523,x522)
% 0.35/2.20  [54]~P1(x541)+~E(f7(x541,x542),f7(x541,x543))+E(f9(x541,x542),f9(x541,x543))
% 0.35/2.20  [56]~P1(x561)+~P2(f7(x561,x562),f7(x561,x563))+P2(f9(x561,x562),f9(x561,x563))
% 0.35/2.20  [57]~P1(x571)+~P2(f2(x571,x572),f2(x571,x573))+P2(f10(x571,x572),f10(x571,x573))
% 0.35/2.20  [58]~P1(x581)+~P2(f2(x581,x582),f2(x581,x583))+P2(f7(x581,x582),f7(x581,x583))
% 0.35/2.20  [55]P4(x551,x552,x553)+~P1(x551)+P7(x551,x552)+P7(x551,x553)
% 0.35/2.20  [59]~P3(x591,x592,x593)+~E(f10(x591,x592),f10(x591,x593))+~E(f8(x591,x592),f8(x591,x593))+E(f3(x591,x592),f3(x591,x593))
% 0.35/2.20  [60]~P4(x601,x602,x603)+~E(f3(x601,x602),f3(x601,x603))+~E(f9(x601,x602),f9(x601,x603))+E(f6(x601,x602),f6(x601,x603))
% 0.35/2.20  [61]~P3(x611,x612,x613)+~P9(f10(x611,x612),f10(x611,x613))+~P2(f8(x611,x612),f8(x611,x613))+P8(f3(x611,x612),f3(x611,x613))
% 0.35/2.20  [62]~P4(x621,x622,x623)+~P6(f3(x621,x622),f3(x621,x623))+~P2(f9(x621,x622),f9(x621,x623))+P8(f6(x621,x622),f6(x621,x623))
% 0.35/2.20  [63]~P4(x631,x632,x633)+~P6(f9(x631,x632),f9(x631,x633))+~P2(f3(x631,x632),f3(x631,x633))+P8(f6(x631,x632),f6(x631,x633))
% 0.35/2.20  [64]~P3(x641,x642,x643)+~P9(f8(x641,x642),f8(x641,x643))+~P2(f10(x641,x642),f10(x641,x643))+P2(f3(x641,x642),f3(x641,x643))
% 0.35/2.20  %EqnAxiom
% 0.35/2.20  [1]E(x11,x11)
% 0.35/2.20  [2]E(x22,x21)+~E(x21,x22)
% 0.35/2.20  [3]E(x31,x33)+~E(x31,x32)+~E(x32,x33)
% 0.35/2.20  [4]~E(x41,x42)+E(f2(x41,x43),f2(x42,x43))
% 0.35/2.20  [5]~E(x51,x52)+E(f2(x53,x51),f2(x53,x52))
% 0.35/2.20  [6]~E(x61,x62)+E(f10(x61,x63),f10(x62,x63))
% 0.35/2.20  [7]~E(x71,x72)+E(f10(x73,x71),f10(x73,x72))
% 0.35/2.20  [8]~E(x81,x82)+E(f6(x81,x83),f6(x82,x83))
% 0.35/2.20  [9]~E(x91,x92)+E(f6(x93,x91),f6(x93,x92))
% 0.35/2.20  [10]~E(x101,x102)+E(f9(x101,x103),f9(x102,x103))
% 0.35/2.20  [11]~E(x111,x112)+E(f9(x113,x111),f9(x113,x112))
% 0.35/2.20  [12]~E(x121,x122)+E(f8(x121,x123),f8(x122,x123))
% 0.35/2.20  [13]~E(x131,x132)+E(f8(x133,x131),f8(x133,x132))
% 0.35/2.20  [14]~E(x141,x142)+E(f3(x141,x143),f3(x142,x143))
% 0.35/2.20  [15]~E(x151,x152)+E(f3(x153,x151),f3(x153,x152))
% 0.35/2.20  [16]~E(x161,x162)+E(f7(x161,x163),f7(x162,x163))
% 0.35/2.20  [17]~E(x171,x172)+E(f7(x173,x171),f7(x173,x172))
% 0.35/2.20  [18]~P1(x181)+P1(x182)+~E(x181,x182)
% 0.35/2.20  [19]P2(x192,x193)+~E(x191,x192)+~P2(x191,x193)
% 0.35/2.20  [20]P2(x203,x202)+~E(x201,x202)+~P2(x203,x201)
% 0.35/2.20  [21]~P5(x211)+P5(x212)+~E(x211,x212)
% 0.35/2.20  [22]P8(x222,x223)+~E(x221,x222)+~P8(x221,x223)
% 0.35/2.20  [23]P8(x233,x232)+~E(x231,x232)+~P8(x233,x231)
% 0.35/2.20  [24]P9(x242,x243)+~E(x241,x242)+~P9(x241,x243)
% 0.35/2.20  [25]P9(x253,x252)+~E(x251,x252)+~P9(x253,x251)
% 0.35/2.20  [26]P6(x262,x263)+~E(x261,x262)+~P6(x261,x263)
% 0.35/2.20  [27]P6(x273,x272)+~E(x271,x272)+~P6(x273,x271)
% 0.35/2.20  [28]P7(x282,x283)+~E(x281,x282)+~P7(x281,x283)
% 0.35/2.20  [29]P7(x293,x292)+~E(x291,x292)+~P7(x293,x291)
% 0.35/2.20  [30]P4(x302,x303,x304)+~E(x301,x302)+~P4(x301,x303,x304)
% 0.35/2.20  [31]P4(x313,x312,x314)+~E(x311,x312)+~P4(x313,x311,x314)
% 0.35/2.20  [32]P4(x323,x324,x322)+~E(x321,x322)+~P4(x323,x324,x321)
% 0.35/2.20  [33]P3(x332,x333,x334)+~E(x331,x332)+~P3(x331,x333,x334)
% 0.35/2.20  [34]P3(x343,x342,x344)+~E(x341,x342)+~P3(x343,x341,x344)
% 0.35/2.20  [35]P3(x353,x354,x352)+~E(x351,x352)+~P3(x353,x354,x351)
% 0.35/2.20  
% 0.35/2.20  %-------------------------------------------
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(65,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P9(x651,x651)),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(equality_inference,[],[40])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(66,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P6(x661,x661)),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(equality_inference,[],[41])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(68,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P3(a1,x681,x682)),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[36,53])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(74,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (~P7(a1,x741)),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[36,38,37,39,53,46,51,43])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(76,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P4(a1,x761,x761)),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[36,38,37,39,53,46,51,43,55])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(109,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P6(x1091,x1092)+~E(x1092,x1091)),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[66,26])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(113,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P9(x1131,x1132)+~E(x1132,x1131)),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[37,76,66,65,26,31,52,24])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(137,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (~E(a1,x1371)+E(f8(x1371,x1372),f8(x1371,x1373))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[36,44,18])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(138,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (E(f8(a1,x1381),f8(a1,x1382))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(equality_inference,[],[137])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(140,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P9(f8(a1,x1401),f8(a1,x1402))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[138,109,113])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(141,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P4(a1,f8(a1,x1411),f8(a1,x1412))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[76,138,109,113,32])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(165,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (~P2(f10(a1,x1651),f10(a1,x1652))+P2(f3(a1,x1651),f3(a1,x1652))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[68,140,141,30,64])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(256,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P2(f7(a1,a4),f7(a1,a5))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[37,36,58,18])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(481,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P6(f9(a1,a4),f9(a1,a5))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[256,36,47,56])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(532,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (~P4(a1,a4,a5)+~P2(f3(a1,a4),f3(a1,a5))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[39,481,63])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(548,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     (P7(a1,a5)+~P2(f3(a1,a4),f3(a1,a5))),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[36,74,532,55])).
% 0.35/2.20  cnf(555,plain,
% 0.35/2.20     ($false),
% 0.35/2.20     inference(scs_inference,[],[37,36,74,548,165,48,57]),
% 0.35/2.20     ['proof']).
% 0.35/2.20  % SZS output end Proof
% 0.35/2.20  % Total time :1.685869s
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