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Delayed theory combination vs. Nelson-Oppen for satisfiability modulo theories: a comparative analysis

Authors
  1. Alberto Griggio
  2. Alessandro Cimatti
  3. Anders Franzen
  4. B Dutertre
  5. C Barrett
  6. C Barrett
  7. C Barrett
  8. C Flanagan
  9. C Tinelli
  10. C Tinelli
  11. C Tinelli
  12. CG Nelson
  13. CG Zarba
  14. CG Zarba
  15. D Detlefs
  16. DC Oppen
  17. H Enderton
  18. H Ganzinger
  19. H Rueß
  20. L Moura de
  21. L Zhang
  22. L Zhang
  23. M Bozzano
  24. M Bozzano
  25. M Bozzano
  26. M Bozzano
  27. P Fontaine
  28. R Brinkmann
  29. R Bruttomesso
  30. R Bruttomesso
  31. R Nieuwenhuis
  32. R Nieuwenhuis
  33. R Sebastiani
  34. R Shostak
  35. R Shostak
  36. Roberto Bruttomesso
  37. Roberto Sebastiani
  38. S Cotton
  39. S Ghilardi
  40. S Ghilardi
  41. S Krstic
  42. S Krstić
  43. S Ranise
  44. SK Lahiri
  45. T Ball
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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