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1991
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David A. Duffy:
Principles of automated theorem proving. Wiley professional computing, Wiley 1991, ISBN 978-0-471-92784-6, pp. I-XVIII, 1-243

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Ian Toyn, Samuel H. Valentine, David A. Duffy:
On Mutually Recursive Free Types in Z. ZB 2000: 59-74
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David A. Duffy, Ian Toyn:
Reasoning Inductively about Z Specifications via Unification. ZB 2000: 75-94
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David A. Duffy, Jürgen Giesl:
Closure Induction in a Z-Like Language. ZB 2000: 471-490
1995
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David A. Duffy, Craig MacNish, John A. McDermid, Philip Morris:
A Framework for Requirements Analysis Using Automated Reasoning. CAiSE 1995: 68-81

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