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SVP

Small Volume Prover

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ITIP

Information Theoretic Inequality Prover

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STP

Simple Theorem Prover

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PTTP

Prolog Technology Theorem Prover

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MLTP

Modal Logic Tableaux Prover

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RRTP

Replacement Rule Theorem Prover

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DCTP

Disconnection Calculus Theorem Prover

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CIP

Carig Interpolation Prover

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What does prover mean?

prover(Noun)
A person, device, or program that performs logical or mathematical proofs

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