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Find a path that goes from one expression to another with a sequence of replacements
ResourceFunction["FindReplacePath"][theorem, axioms] finds a replacement path from the left-hand side of a theorem to its right-hand side using replacements specified by axioms. | |
ResourceFunction["FindReplacePath"][theorem,axioms,prop] return a specified property of a path. |
| "ProofObject" | corresponding ProofObject |
| "Path" | list of expressions constituting a found path (default) |
| "Justification" | list of axioms used in each subsequent step of a path together with their orientations and positions |
| "Rewrites" | list of rewriting functions that reproduce a path |
| "PathTest" | test path endpoints to match a required statement |
| "RewritesTest" | test-rewriting functions to successfully reproduce a path |
| All | all of the above as an association |
Find a replacement path given a set of equations:
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Find a replacement path using universally quantified equations:
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Use names from AxiomaticTheory:
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Use ProofObject to find a path:
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Find a path in a string substitution system:
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Find a path in a Wolfram model system:
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Reproduce the found path using rewriting functions:
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Degenerate axiom systems capable of deriving a==b-type statements can sometimes fail:
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Test Boolean theorems:
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NKS example:

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This result is two steps shorter than the NKS path, but it uses the reverse of one axiom:
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