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1990 – 1999

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1992
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Konstantin Vershinin, Igor Romanenko:
One More Logic with Uncertainty and Resolution Principle for it. CADE 1992: 663-667

1980 – 1989

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1985
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Tamás Gergely, Konstantin Vershinin:
Natural mathematical texts vs. programs. Mathematical Methods of Specification and Synthesis of Software Systems 1985: 83-100
1983
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Tamás Gergely, Konstantin Vershinin:
Negative Hyper-Resolution for Proving Statements Containing Transitive Relations. IJCAI 1983: 877-881

1970 – 1979

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1978
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Tamás Gergely, Konstantin Vershinin:
Model theoretical investigation of theorem proving methods. Notre Dame J. Formal Log. 19(4): 523-542 (1978)

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