Tag: Nikolaj Bjørner
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Discussing “Z3: An Efficient SMT Solver”
The algorithm I use to supply reading for my blog (cited papers in recent articles as recommended to me by Google Scholar) sometimes sends me giant tomes, but this week I have the other extreme, at a mere four pages. This length, typical for tool demonstration papers at the conference TACAS, has not stopped this…
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