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title: "Examples for IJCAR 2016 paper"
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The two examples from the Applications section are available here:

- [example1](./example1.lean)
- [example2](./example2.lean)

The following two files use the congruence closure procedure to
discharge goals in Group theory and Lists.

- [Group theory](./group.lean)
- [Lists](./list.lean)

The following list contains small files used to test the congruence
closure procedure.

- [cc1](./cc1.lean)
- [cc2](./cc2.lean)
- [cc3](./cc3.lean)
- [cc4](./cc4.lean)
- [cc5](./cc5.lean)
- [cc6](./cc6.lean)
- [cc7](./cc7.lean)<commit_msg>fix page title<commit_after>---
layout: archive
title: "Examples for IJCAR 2016 paper: Congruence Closure in Intensional Type Theory"
date:
modified:
excerpt:
image:
  feature:
  teaser:
  thumb:
ads: false
---

The two examples from the Applications section are available here:

- [example1](./example1.lean)
- [example2](./example2.lean)

The following two files use the congruence closure procedure to
discharge goals in Group theory and Lists.

- [Group theory](./group.lean)
- [Lists](./list.lean)

The following list contains small files used to test the congruence closure procedure.

- [cc1](./cc1.lean)
- [cc2](./cc2.lean)
- [cc3](./cc3.lean)
- [cc4](./cc4.lean)
- [cc5](./cc5.lean)
- [cc6](./cc6.lean)
- [cc7](./cc7.lean)
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