TSTP Solution File: ALG086+1 by ePrincess---1.0

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% File     : ePrincess---1.0
% Problem  : ALG086+1 : TPTP v8.1.0. Released v2.7.0.
% Transfm  : none
% Format   : tptp:raw
% Command  : ePrincess-casc -timeout=%d %s

% Computer : n020.cluster.edu
% Model    : x86_64 x86_64
% CPU      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 2.10GHz
% Memory   : 8042.1875MB
% OS       : Linux 3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64
% CPULimit : 300s
% WCLimit  : 600s
% DateTime : Thu Jul 14 15:34:16 EDT 2022

% Result   : Theorem 4.95s 1.72s
% Output   : Proof 10.94s
% Verified : 
% SZS Type : -

% Comments : 
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% 0.03/0.12  % Problem  : ALG086+1 : TPTP v8.1.0. Released v2.7.0.
% 0.03/0.12  % Command  : ePrincess-casc -timeout=%d %s
% 0.12/0.33  % Computer : n020.cluster.edu
% 0.12/0.33  % Model    : x86_64 x86_64
% 0.12/0.33  % CPU      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz
% 0.12/0.33  % Memory   : 8042.1875MB
% 0.12/0.33  % OS       : Linux 3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64
% 0.12/0.33  % CPULimit : 300
% 0.12/0.33  % WCLimit  : 600
% 0.12/0.33  % DateTime : Wed Jun  8 14:17:36 EDT 2022
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% 0.55/0.57  A Theorem Prover for First-Order Logic
% 0.55/0.57  (ePrincess v.1.0)
% 0.55/0.57  
% 0.55/0.57  (c) Philipp Rümmer, 2009-2015
% 0.55/0.57  (c) Peter Backeman, 2014-2015
% 0.55/0.57  (contributions by Angelo Brillout, Peter Baumgartner)
% 0.55/0.57  Free software under GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
% 0.55/0.57  Bug reports to peter@backeman.se
% 0.55/0.57  
% 0.55/0.57  For more information, visit http://user.uu.se/~petba168/breu/
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% 0.55/0.57  Loading /export/starexec/sandbox/benchmark/theBenchmark.p ...
% 0.55/0.62  Prover 0: Options:  -triggersInConjecture -genTotalityAxioms -tightFunctionScopes -clausifier=simple -reverseFunctionalityPropagation +boolFunsAsPreds -triggerStrategy=allMaximal -resolutionMethod=nonUnifying +ignoreQuantifiers -generateTriggers=all
% 1.92/0.98  Prover 0: Preprocessing ...
% 2.96/1.26  Prover 0: Constructing countermodel ...
% 4.95/1.72  Prover 0: proved (1099ms)
% 4.95/1.72  
% 4.95/1.72  No countermodel exists, formula is valid
% 4.95/1.72  % SZS status Theorem for theBenchmark
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% 4.95/1.72  Generating proof ... found it (size 244)
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% 10.22/2.91  % SZS output start Proof for theBenchmark
% 10.22/2.91  Assumed formulas after preprocessing and simplification: 
% 10.22/2.91  | (0)  ? [v0] :  ? [v1] :  ? [v2] :  ? [v3] :  ? [v4] :  ? [v5] :  ? [v6] :  ? [v7] :  ? [v8] :  ? [v9] : ( ~ (e24 = e23) &  ~ (e24 = e22) &  ~ (e24 = e20) &  ~ (e24 = e21) &  ~ (e24 = e14) &  ~ (e24 = e13) &  ~ (e24 = e12) &  ~ (e24 = e10) &  ~ (e24 = e11) &  ~ (e23 = e22) &  ~ (e23 = e20) &  ~ (e23 = e21) &  ~ (e23 = e14) &  ~ (e23 = e13) &  ~ (e23 = e12) &  ~ (e23 = e10) &  ~ (e23 = e11) &  ~ (e22 = e20) &  ~ (e22 = e21) &  ~ (e22 = e14) &  ~ (e22 = e13) &  ~ (e22 = e12) &  ~ (e22 = e10) &  ~ (e22 = e11) &  ~ (e20 = e21) &  ~ (e20 = e14) &  ~ (e20 = e13) &  ~ (e20 = e12) &  ~ (e20 = e10) &  ~ (e20 = e11) &  ~ (e21 = e14) &  ~ (e21 = e13) &  ~ (e21 = e12) &  ~ (e21 = e10) &  ~ (e21 = e11) &  ~ (e14 = e13) &  ~ (e14 = e12) &  ~ (e14 = e10) &  ~ (e14 = e11) &  ~ (e13 = e12) &  ~ (e13 = e10) &  ~ (e13 = e11) &  ~ (e12 = e10) &  ~ (e12 = e11) &  ~ (e10 = e11) & op2(v4, v4) = v0 & op2(v4, v3) = v2 & op2(v4, v2) = v1 & op2(v4, v1) = v3 & op2(v4, v0) = v4 & op2(v3, v4) = v1 & op2(v3, v3) = v0 & op2(v3, v2) = v4 & op2(v3, v1) = v2 & op2(v3, v0) = v3 & op2(v2, v4) = v3 & op2(v2, v3) = v1 & op2(v2, v2) = v0 & op2(v2, v1) = v4 & op2(v2, v0) = v2 & op2(v1, v4) = v2 & op2(v1, v3) = v4 & op2(v1, v2) = v3 & op2(v1, v1) = v0 & op2(v1, v0) = v1 & op2(v0, v4) = v4 & op2(v0, v3) = v3 & op2(v0, v2) = v2 & op2(v0, v1) = v1 & op2(v0, v0) = v0 & op2(e24, e24) = e20 & op2(e24, e23) = e22 & op2(e24, e22) = e21 & op2(e24, e20) = e24 & op2(e24, e21) = e23 & op2(e23, e24) = e21 & op2(e23, e23) = e24 & op2(e23, e22) = e20 & op2(e23, e20) = e23 & op2(e23, e21) = e22 & op2(e22, e24) = e23 & op2(e22, e23) = e21 & op2(e22, e22) = e24 & op2(e22, e20) = e22 & op2(e22, e21) = e20 & op2(e20, e24) = e24 & op2(e20, e23) = e23 & op2(e20, e22) = e22 & op2(e20, e20) = e20 & op2(e20, e21) = e21 & op2(e21, e24) = e22 & op2(e21, e23) = e20 & op2(e21, e22) = e23 & op2(e21, e20) = e21 & op2(e21, e21) = e24 & op1(v9, v9) = v5 & op1(v9, v8) = v7 & op1(v9, v7) = v6 & op1(v9, v6) = v8 & op1(v9, v5) = v9 & op1(v8, v9) = v6 & op1(v8, v8) = v9 & op1(v8, v7) = v5 & op1(v8, v6) = v7 & op1(v8, v5) = v8 & op1(v7, v9) = v8 & op1(v7, v8) = v6 & op1(v7, v7) = v9 & op1(v7, v6) = v5 & op1(v7, v5) = v7 & op1(v6, v9) = v7 & op1(v6, v8) = v5 & op1(v6, v7) = v8 & op1(v6, v6) = v9 & op1(v6, v5) = v6 & op1(v5, v9) = v9 & op1(v5, v8) = v8 & op1(v5, v7) = v7 & op1(v5, v6) = v6 & op1(v5, v5) = v5 & op1(e14, e14) = e10 & op1(e14, e13) = e12 & op1(e14, e12) = e11 & op1(e14, e10) = e14 & op1(e14, e11) = e13 & op1(e13, e14) = e11 & op1(e13, e13) = e10 & op1(e13, e12) = e14 & op1(e13, e10) = e13 & op1(e13, e11) = e12 & op1(e12, e14) = e13 & op1(e12, e13) = e11 & op1(e12, e12) = e10 & op1(e12, e10) = e12 & op1(e12, e11) = e14 & op1(e10, e14) = e14 & op1(e10, e13) = e13 & op1(e10, e12) = e12 & op1(e10, e10) = e10 & op1(e10, e11) = e11 & op1(e11, e14) = e12 & op1(e11, e13) = e14 & op1(e11, e12) = e13 & op1(e11, e10) = e11 & op1(e11, e11) = e10 & h(v9) = e24 & h(v8) = e23 & h(v7) = e22 & h(v6) = e21 & h(v5) = e20 & h(e14) = v4 & h(e13) = v3 & h(e12) = v2 & h(e10) = v0 & h(e11) = v1 & j(v4) = e14 & j(v3) = e13 & j(v2) = e12 & j(v1) = e11 & j(v0) = e10 & j(e24) = v9 & j(e23) = v8 & j(e22) = v7 & j(e20) = v5 & j(e21) = v6 &  ! [v10] :  ! [v11] :  ! [v12] :  ! [v13] : (v11 = v10 |  ~ (op2(v13, v12) = v11) |  ~ (op2(v13, v12) = v10)) &  ! [v10] :  ! [v11] :  ! [v12] :  ! [v13] : (v11 = v10 |  ~ (op1(v13, v12) = v11) |  ~ (op1(v13, v12) = v10)) &  ! [v10] :  ! [v11] :  ! [v12] : (v11 = v10 |  ~ (h(v12) = v11) |  ~ (h(v12) = v10)) &  ! [v10] :  ! [v11] :  ! [v12] : (v11 = v10 |  ~ (j(v12) = v11) |  ~ (j(v12) = v10)) & (v9 = e14 | v9 = e13 | v9 = e12 | v9 = e10 | v9 = e11) & (v8 = e14 | v8 = e13 | v8 = e12 | v8 = e10 | v8 = e11) & (v7 = e14 | v7 = e13 | v7 = e12 | v7 = e10 | v7 = e11) & (v6 = e14 | v6 = e13 | v6 = e12 | v6 = e10 | v6 = e11) & (v5 = e14 | v5 = e13 | v5 = e12 | v5 = e10 | v5 = e11) & (v4 = e24 | v4 = e23 | v4 = e22 | v4 = e20 | v4 = e21) & (v3 = e24 | v3 = e23 | v3 = e22 | v3 = e20 | v3 = e21) & (v2 = e24 | v2 = e23 | v2 = e22 | v2 = e20 | v2 = e21) & (v1 = e24 | v1 = e23 | v1 = e22 | v1 = e20 | v1 = e21) & (v0 = e24 | v0 = e23 | v0 = e22 | v0 = e20 | v0 = e21))
% 10.46/2.96  | Instantiating (0) with all_0_0_0, all_0_1_1, all_0_2_2, all_0_3_3, all_0_4_4, all_0_5_5, all_0_6_6, all_0_7_7, all_0_8_8, all_0_9_9 yields:
% 10.46/2.96  | (1)  ~ (e24 = e23) &  ~ (e24 = e22) &  ~ (e24 = e20) &  ~ (e24 = e21) &  ~ (e24 = e14) &  ~ (e24 = e13) &  ~ (e24 = e12) &  ~ (e24 = e10) &  ~ (e24 = e11) &  ~ (e23 = e22) &  ~ (e23 = e20) &  ~ (e23 = e21) &  ~ (e23 = e14) &  ~ (e23 = e13) &  ~ (e23 = e12) &  ~ (e23 = e10) &  ~ (e23 = e11) &  ~ (e22 = e20) &  ~ (e22 = e21) &  ~ (e22 = e14) &  ~ (e22 = e13) &  ~ (e22 = e12) &  ~ (e22 = e10) &  ~ (e22 = e11) &  ~ (e20 = e21) &  ~ (e20 = e14) &  ~ (e20 = e13) &  ~ (e20 = e12) &  ~ (e20 = e10) &  ~ (e20 = e11) &  ~ (e21 = e14) &  ~ (e21 = e13) &  ~ (e21 = e12) &  ~ (e21 = e10) &  ~ (e21 = e11) &  ~ (e14 = e13) &  ~ (e14 = e12) &  ~ (e14 = e10) &  ~ (e14 = e11) &  ~ (e13 = e12) &  ~ (e13 = e10) &  ~ (e13 = e11) &  ~ (e12 = e10) &  ~ (e12 = e11) &  ~ (e10 = e11) & op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_5_5) = all_0_9_9 & op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_6_6) = all_0_7_7 & op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_7_7) = all_0_8_8 & op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_8_8) = all_0_6_6 & op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_9_9) = all_0_5_5 & op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_5_5) = all_0_8_8 & op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_6_6) = all_0_9_9 & op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_7_7) = all_0_5_5 & op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_8_8) = all_0_7_7 & op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_9_9) = all_0_6_6 & op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_5_5) = all_0_6_6 & op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_6_6) = all_0_8_8 & op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_7_7) = all_0_9_9 & op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_8_8) = all_0_5_5 & op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_9_9) = all_0_7_7 & op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_5_5) = all_0_7_7 & op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_6_6) = all_0_5_5 & op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_7_7) = all_0_6_6 & op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_8_8) = all_0_9_9 & op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_9_9) = all_0_8_8 & op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_5_5) = all_0_5_5 & op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_6_6) = all_0_6_6 & op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_7_7) = all_0_7_7 & op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_8_8) = all_0_8_8 & op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_9_9) = all_0_9_9 & op2(e24, e24) = e20 & op2(e24, e23) = e22 & op2(e24, e22) = e21 & op2(e24, e20) = e24 & op2(e24, e21) = e23 & op2(e23, e24) = e21 & op2(e23, e23) = e24 & op2(e23, e22) = e20 & op2(e23, e20) = e23 & op2(e23, e21) = e22 & op2(e22, e24) = e23 & op2(e22, e23) = e21 & op2(e22, e22) = e24 & op2(e22, e20) = e22 & op2(e22, e21) = e20 & op2(e20, e24) = e24 & op2(e20, e23) = e23 & op2(e20, e22) = e22 & op2(e20, e20) = e20 & op2(e20, e21) = e21 & op2(e21, e24) = e22 & op2(e21, e23) = e20 & op2(e21, e22) = e23 & op2(e21, e20) = e21 & op2(e21, e21) = e24 & op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_0_0) = all_0_4_4 & op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_1_1) = all_0_2_2 & op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_2_2) = all_0_3_3 & op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_3_3) = all_0_1_1 & op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_4_4) = all_0_0_0 & op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_0_0) = all_0_3_3 & op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_1_1) = all_0_0_0 & op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_2_2) = all_0_4_4 & op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2 & op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_4_4) = all_0_1_1 & op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_0_0) = all_0_1_1 & op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_1_1) = all_0_3_3 & op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_2_2) = all_0_0_0 & op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_3_3) = all_0_4_4 & op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_4_4) = all_0_2_2 & op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_0_0) = all_0_2_2 & op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_1_1) = all_0_4_4 & op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2) = all_0_1_1 & op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_3_3) = all_0_0_0 & op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_4_4) = all_0_3_3 & op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_0_0) = all_0_0_0 & op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_1_1) = all_0_1_1 & op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2 & op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3 & op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_4_4) = all_0_4_4 & op1(e14, e14) = e10 & op1(e14, e13) = e12 & op1(e14, e12) = e11 & op1(e14, e10) = e14 & op1(e14, e11) = e13 & op1(e13, e14) = e11 & op1(e13, e13) = e10 & op1(e13, e12) = e14 & op1(e13, e10) = e13 & op1(e13, e11) = e12 & op1(e12, e14) = e13 & op1(e12, e13) = e11 & op1(e12, e12) = e10 & op1(e12, e10) = e12 & op1(e12, e11) = e14 & op1(e10, e14) = e14 & op1(e10, e13) = e13 & op1(e10, e12) = e12 & op1(e10, e10) = e10 & op1(e10, e11) = e11 & op1(e11, e14) = e12 & op1(e11, e13) = e14 & op1(e11, e12) = e13 & op1(e11, e10) = e11 & op1(e11, e11) = e10 & h(all_0_0_0) = e24 & h(all_0_1_1) = e23 & h(all_0_2_2) = e22 & h(all_0_3_3) = e21 & h(all_0_4_4) = e20 & h(e14) = all_0_5_5 & h(e13) = all_0_6_6 & h(e12) = all_0_7_7 & h(e10) = all_0_9_9 & h(e11) = all_0_8_8 & j(all_0_5_5) = e14 & j(all_0_6_6) = e13 & j(all_0_7_7) = e12 & j(all_0_8_8) = e11 & j(all_0_9_9) = e10 & j(e24) = all_0_0_0 & j(e23) = all_0_1_1 & j(e22) = all_0_2_2 & j(e20) = all_0_4_4 & j(e21) = all_0_3_3 &  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] :  ! [v3] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (op2(v3, v2) = v1) |  ~ (op2(v3, v2) = v0)) &  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] :  ! [v3] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (op1(v3, v2) = v1) |  ~ (op1(v3, v2) = v0)) &  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (h(v2) = v1) |  ~ (h(v2) = v0)) &  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (j(v2) = v1) |  ~ (j(v2) = v0)) & (all_0_0_0 = e14 | all_0_0_0 = e13 | all_0_0_0 = e12 | all_0_0_0 = e10 | all_0_0_0 = e11) & (all_0_1_1 = e14 | all_0_1_1 = e13 | all_0_1_1 = e12 | all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11) & (all_0_2_2 = e14 | all_0_2_2 = e13 | all_0_2_2 = e12 | all_0_2_2 = e10 | all_0_2_2 = e11) & (all_0_3_3 = e14 | all_0_3_3 = e13 | all_0_3_3 = e12 | all_0_3_3 = e10 | all_0_3_3 = e11) & (all_0_4_4 = e14 | all_0_4_4 = e13 | all_0_4_4 = e12 | all_0_4_4 = e10 | all_0_4_4 = e11) & (all_0_5_5 = e24 | all_0_5_5 = e23 | all_0_5_5 = e22 | all_0_5_5 = e20 | all_0_5_5 = e21) & (all_0_6_6 = e24 | all_0_6_6 = e23 | all_0_6_6 = e22 | all_0_6_6 = e20 | all_0_6_6 = e21) & (all_0_7_7 = e24 | all_0_7_7 = e23 | all_0_7_7 = e22 | all_0_7_7 = e20 | all_0_7_7 = e21) & (all_0_8_8 = e24 | all_0_8_8 = e23 | all_0_8_8 = e22 | all_0_8_8 = e20 | all_0_8_8 = e21) & (all_0_9_9 = e24 | all_0_9_9 = e23 | all_0_9_9 = e22 | all_0_9_9 = e20 | all_0_9_9 = e21)
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% 10.46/2.97  | Applying alpha-rule on (1) yields:
% 10.46/2.97  | (2) op1(e14, e11) = e13
% 10.46/2.97  | (3) op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/2.97  | (4) j(all_0_8_8) = e11
% 10.46/2.97  | (5)  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] :  ! [v3] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (op2(v3, v2) = v1) |  ~ (op2(v3, v2) = v0))
% 10.46/2.97  | (6) op2(e23, e23) = e24
% 10.46/2.97  | (7) j(e23) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/2.97  | (8) op1(e13, e10) = e13
% 10.46/2.97  | (9)  ~ (e20 = e13)
% 10.46/2.97  | (10) op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_4_4) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/2.97  | (11)  ~ (e23 = e14)
% 10.46/2.97  | (12) op2(e20, e20) = e20
% 10.46/2.97  | (13) op2(e24, e24) = e20
% 10.46/2.97  | (14) h(all_0_1_1) = e23
% 10.46/2.97  | (15) op2(e22, e23) = e21
% 10.46/2.97  | (16)  ~ (e14 = e12)
% 10.46/2.97  | (17) j(e20) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/2.97  | (18) op1(e11, e10) = e11
% 10.46/2.97  | (19)  ~ (e20 = e10)
% 10.46/2.97  | (20) op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/2.97  | (21) op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_2_2) = all_0_0_0
% 10.46/2.97  | (22) h(all_0_2_2) = e22
% 10.46/2.97  | (23) op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_8_8) = all_0_7_7
% 10.46/2.97  | (24)  ~ (e23 = e12)
% 10.46/2.97  | (25) op2(e21, e22) = e23
% 10.46/2.97  | (26)  ~ (e24 = e10)
% 10.46/2.97  | (27) op2(e20, e21) = e21
% 10.46/2.97  | (28) h(all_0_4_4) = e20
% 10.46/2.97  | (29) op2(e23, e21) = e22
% 10.46/2.97  | (30) h(all_0_0_0) = e24
% 10.46/2.97  | (31) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_0_0) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/2.97  | (32)  ~ (e22 = e14)
% 10.46/2.97  | (33) op2(e21, e24) = e22
% 10.46/2.97  | (34) all_0_6_6 = e24 | all_0_6_6 = e23 | all_0_6_6 = e22 | all_0_6_6 = e20 | all_0_6_6 = e21
% 10.46/2.97  | (35) op2(e20, e23) = e23
% 10.46/2.97  | (36)  ~ (e22 = e11)
% 10.46/2.97  | (37) op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_3_3) = all_0_0_0
% 10.46/2.97  | (38) op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_9_9) = all_0_5_5
% 10.46/2.97  | (39) op2(e23, e24) = e21
% 10.46/2.97  | (40)  ~ (e23 = e11)
% 10.46/2.97  | (41) op1(e13, e14) = e11
% 10.46/2.97  | (42) all_0_2_2 = e14 | all_0_2_2 = e13 | all_0_2_2 = e12 | all_0_2_2 = e10 | all_0_2_2 = e11
% 10.46/2.98  | (43) op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/2.98  | (44) op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_0_0) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/2.98  | (45) op1(e11, e14) = e12
% 10.46/2.98  | (46) h(e11) = all_0_8_8
% 10.46/2.98  | (47) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_4_4) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/2.98  | (48)  ~ (e21 = e10)
% 10.46/2.98  | (49) op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_9_9) = all_0_6_6
% 10.46/2.98  | (50)  ~ (e22 = e20)
% 10.46/2.98  | (51) op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_1_1) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/2.98  | (52)  ~ (e20 = e12)
% 10.46/2.98  | (53) all_0_3_3 = e14 | all_0_3_3 = e13 | all_0_3_3 = e12 | all_0_3_3 = e10 | all_0_3_3 = e11
% 10.46/2.98  | (54)  ~ (e12 = e11)
% 10.46/2.98  | (55)  ~ (e22 = e10)
% 10.46/2.98  | (56) op1(e10, e13) = e13
% 10.46/2.98  | (57) all_0_1_1 = e14 | all_0_1_1 = e13 | all_0_1_1 = e12 | all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/2.98  | (58)  ~ (e21 = e11)
% 10.46/2.98  | (59)  ~ (e22 = e12)
% 10.46/2.98  | (60) op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_8_8) = all_0_5_5
% 10.46/2.98  | (61) op1(e10, e12) = e12
% 10.46/2.98  | (62)  ~ (e22 = e21)
% 10.46/2.98  | (63)  ~ (e14 = e13)
% 10.46/2.98  | (64) all_0_4_4 = e14 | all_0_4_4 = e13 | all_0_4_4 = e12 | all_0_4_4 = e10 | all_0_4_4 = e11
% 10.46/2.98  | (65)  ~ (e24 = e22)
% 10.46/2.98  | (66) op2(e22, e21) = e20
% 10.46/2.98  | (67) j(all_0_7_7) = e12
% 10.46/2.98  | (68)  ~ (e24 = e23)
% 10.46/2.98  | (69) op2(e24, e23) = e22
% 10.46/2.98  | (70) op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_3_3) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/2.98  | (71)  ~ (e21 = e12)
% 10.46/2.98  | (72)  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] :  ! [v3] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (op1(v3, v2) = v1) |  ~ (op1(v3, v2) = v0))
% 10.46/2.98  | (73) op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_7_7) = all_0_8_8
% 10.46/2.98  | (74) op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_4_4) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/2.98  | (75)  ~ (e23 = e20)
% 10.46/2.98  | (76) op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_0_0) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/2.98  | (77) j(all_0_6_6) = e13
% 10.46/2.98  | (78)  ~ (e24 = e14)
% 10.46/2.98  | (79)  ~ (e13 = e11)
% 10.46/2.98  | (80) op1(e14, e10) = e14
% 10.46/2.98  | (81) op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_6_6) = all_0_5_5
% 10.46/2.98  | (82)  ~ (e14 = e10)
% 10.46/2.98  | (83)  ~ (e23 = e13)
% 10.46/2.98  | (84) op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_8_8) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/2.98  | (85)  ~ (e22 = e13)
% 10.46/2.98  | (86) op1(all_0_4_4, all_0_0_0) = all_0_0_0
% 10.46/2.98  | (87) op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_5_5) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/2.98  | (88) op2(e21, e20) = e21
% 10.46/2.98  | (89) all_0_7_7 = e24 | all_0_7_7 = e23 | all_0_7_7 = e22 | all_0_7_7 = e20 | all_0_7_7 = e21
% 10.46/2.98  | (90) op1(e10, e10) = e10
% 10.46/2.98  | (91) op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_6_6) = all_0_6_6
% 10.46/2.98  | (92) op1(e10, e11) = e11
% 10.46/2.98  | (93) op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_9_9) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/2.98  | (94) op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_5_5) = all_0_6_6
% 10.46/2.98  | (95) op1(e12, e10) = e12
% 10.46/2.98  | (96) op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_4_4) = all_0_0_0
% 10.46/2.98  | (97) op1(e12, e13) = e11
% 10.46/2.98  | (98) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/2.98  | (99) all_0_8_8 = e24 | all_0_8_8 = e23 | all_0_8_8 = e22 | all_0_8_8 = e20 | all_0_8_8 = e21
% 10.46/2.98  | (100) op1(e13, e13) = e10
% 10.46/2.98  | (101) all_0_5_5 = e24 | all_0_5_5 = e23 | all_0_5_5 = e22 | all_0_5_5 = e20 | all_0_5_5 = e21
% 10.46/2.98  | (102) all_0_9_9 = e24 | all_0_9_9 = e23 | all_0_9_9 = e22 | all_0_9_9 = e20 | all_0_9_9 = e21
% 10.46/2.98  | (103) op1(e14, e13) = e12
% 10.46/2.98  | (104) op1(e14, e14) = e10
% 10.46/2.98  | (105) op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_5_5) = all_0_5_5
% 10.46/2.98  | (106) h(all_0_3_3) = e21
% 10.46/2.98  | (107) op2(e22, e22) = e24
% 10.46/2.98  | (108)  ~ (e24 = e21)
% 10.46/2.98  | (109)  ~ (e24 = e11)
% 10.46/2.98  | (110) op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_5_5) = all_0_7_7
% 10.46/2.99  | (111)  ~ (e23 = e22)
% 10.46/2.99  | (112)  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (h(v2) = v1) |  ~ (h(v2) = v0))
% 10.46/2.99  | (113) op2(e21, e21) = e24
% 10.46/2.99  | (114)  ~ (e24 = e20)
% 10.46/2.99  | (115) op1(e13, e12) = e14
% 10.46/2.99  | (116) h(e13) = all_0_6_6
% 10.46/2.99  | (117) op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_8_8) = all_0_8_8
% 10.46/2.99  | (118)  ~ (e14 = e11)
% 10.46/2.99  | (119) op1(e12, e12) = e10
% 10.46/2.99  | (120) j(all_0_5_5) = e14
% 10.46/2.99  | (121)  ~ (e10 = e11)
% 10.46/2.99  | (122) op2(e23, e20) = e23
% 10.46/2.99  | (123) op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_6_6) = all_0_7_7
% 10.46/2.99  | (124) op1(e13, e11) = e12
% 10.46/2.99  | (125)  ~ (e24 = e12)
% 10.46/2.99  | (126)  ~ (e13 = e12)
% 10.46/2.99  | (127) op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_9_9) = all_0_7_7
% 10.46/2.99  | (128)  ~ (e24 = e13)
% 10.46/2.99  | (129) op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_2_2) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/2.99  | (130) op1(all_0_3_3, all_0_1_1) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/2.99  | (131) op1(e11, e13) = e14
% 10.46/2.99  | (132) h(e10) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/2.99  | (133) op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_5_5) = all_0_8_8
% 10.46/2.99  | (134) op1(e12, e11) = e14
% 10.46/2.99  | (135) op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_0_0) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/2.99  | (136)  ~ (e21 = e13)
% 10.46/2.99  | (137) op2(e20, e24) = e24
% 10.46/2.99  | (138) j(e21) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/2.99  | (139)  ~ (e21 = e14)
% 10.46/2.99  | (140)  ~ (e23 = e21)
% 10.46/2.99  | (141)  ~ (e12 = e10)
% 10.46/2.99  | (142) j(all_0_9_9) = e10
% 10.46/2.99  | (143) op1(e11, e11) = e10
% 10.46/2.99  | (144) op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_7_7) = all_0_6_6
% 10.46/2.99  | (145) op2(e20, e22) = e22
% 10.46/2.99  | (146) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_2_2) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/2.99  | (147) op1(e12, e14) = e13
% 10.46/2.99  | (148) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_1_1) = all_0_0_0
% 10.46/2.99  | (149) op2(e24, e21) = e23
% 10.46/2.99  | (150) op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_7_7) = all_0_5_5
% 10.46/2.99  | (151) op2(e24, e22) = e21
% 10.46/2.99  | (152) j(e24) = all_0_0_0
% 10.46/2.99  | (153) op1(e10, e14) = e14
% 10.46/2.99  | (154)  ~ (e20 = e11)
% 10.46/2.99  | (155) op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_4_4) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/2.99  | (156) op2(e24, e20) = e24
% 10.46/2.99  | (157) op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_3_3) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/2.99  | (158) h(e12) = all_0_7_7
% 10.46/2.99  | (159) op2(e23, e22) = e20
% 10.46/2.99  | (160)  ~ (e20 = e14)
% 10.46/2.99  | (161) op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_6_6) = all_0_8_8
% 10.46/2.99  | (162)  ~ (e23 = e10)
% 10.46/2.99  | (163) op2(all_0_5_5, all_0_8_8) = all_0_6_6
% 10.46/2.99  | (164) op2(all_0_6_6, all_0_6_6) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/2.99  | (165) op2(e22, e24) = e23
% 10.46/2.99  | (166) op1(all_0_0_0, all_0_1_1) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/2.99  | (167) op2(e22, e20) = e22
% 10.46/2.99  | (168) op1(e14, e12) = e11
% 10.46/2.99  | (169) all_0_0_0 = e14 | all_0_0_0 = e13 | all_0_0_0 = e12 | all_0_0_0 = e10 | all_0_0_0 = e11
% 10.46/2.99  | (170) j(e22) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.00  | (171) op2(e21, e23) = e20
% 10.46/3.00  | (172) h(e14) = all_0_5_5
% 10.46/3.00  | (173) op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_1_1) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.00  | (174)  ~ (e13 = e10)
% 10.46/3.00  | (175) op2(all_0_9_9, all_0_7_7) = all_0_7_7
% 10.46/3.00  | (176) op2(all_0_7_7, all_0_7_7) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/3.00  | (177)  ~ (e20 = e21)
% 10.46/3.00  | (178) op2(all_0_8_8, all_0_9_9) = all_0_8_8
% 10.46/3.00  | (179)  ! [v0] :  ! [v1] :  ! [v2] : (v1 = v0 |  ~ (j(v2) = v1) |  ~ (j(v2) = v0))
% 10.46/3.00  | (180) op1(e11, e12) = e13
% 10.46/3.00  |
% 10.46/3.00  +-Applying beta-rule and splitting (169), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.00  |-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.00  | (181) all_0_0_0 = e14
% 10.46/3.00  |
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (181)(181) and (135) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (182) op1(e14, e14) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (181) and (129) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (183) op1(e14, all_0_2_2) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (181) and (44) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (184) op1(all_0_2_2, e14) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (181) and (21) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (185) op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_2_2) = e14
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (181)(181) and (86) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (186) op1(all_0_4_4, e14) = e14
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| Instantiating formula (72) with e14, e14, all_0_4_4, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e14, e14) = all_0_4_4, op1(e14, e14) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (187) all_0_4_4 = e10
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (187) and (70) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (188) op1(all_0_2_2, all_0_3_3) = e10
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (187) and (51) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (189) op1(e10, all_0_1_1) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (187) and (3) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (190) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (187) and (186) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (153) op1(e10, e14) = e14
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	| From (187) and (182) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (104) op1(e14, e14) = e10
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  	+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (42), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.00  	|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.00  	| (193) all_0_2_2 = e14
% 10.46/3.00  	|
% 10.46/3.00  		| From (193)(193) and (185) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  		| (194) op1(e14, e14) = e14
% 10.46/3.00  		|
% 10.46/3.00  		| From (193) and (184) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  		| (195) op1(e14, e14) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/3.00  		|
% 10.46/3.00  		| From (193) and (183) follows:
% 10.46/3.00  		| (196) op1(e14, e14) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.00  		|
% 10.46/3.00  		| Instantiating formula (72) with e14, e14, all_0_1_1, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e14, e14) = all_0_1_1, op1(e14, e14) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.00  		| (197) all_0_1_1 = e10
% 10.46/3.00  		|
% 10.46/3.00  		| Instantiating formula (72) with e14, e14, all_0_3_3, all_0_1_1 and discharging atoms op1(e14, e14) = all_0_1_1, op1(e14, e14) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (198) all_0_1_1 = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  		| Instantiating formula (72) with e14, e14, e14, all_0_1_1 and discharging atoms op1(e14, e14) = all_0_1_1, op1(e14, e14) = e14, yields:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (199) all_0_1_1 = e14
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  		| Combining equations (197,198) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  		| Combining equations (199,198) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (201) all_0_3_3 = e14
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  		| Combining equations (200,201) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (202) e14 = e10
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  		| Equations (202) can reduce 82 to:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  		|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.01  	|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.01  	| (204)  ~ (all_0_2_2 = e14)
% 10.46/3.01  	| (205) all_0_2_2 = e13 | all_0_2_2 = e12 | all_0_2_2 = e10 | all_0_2_2 = e11
% 10.46/3.01  	|
% 10.46/3.01  		+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (205), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.01  		|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (206) all_0_2_2 = e13
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  			| From (206)(206) and (185) follows:
% 10.46/3.01  			| (207) op1(e13, e13) = e14
% 10.46/3.01  			|
% 10.46/3.01  			| Instantiating formula (72) with e13, e13, e14, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e13, e13) = e14, op1(e13, e13) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.01  			| (202) e14 = e10
% 10.46/3.01  			|
% 10.46/3.01  			| Equations (202) can reduce 82 to:
% 10.46/3.01  			| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.01  			|
% 10.46/3.01  			|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.01  		|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.01  		| (210)  ~ (all_0_2_2 = e13)
% 10.46/3.01  		| (211) all_0_2_2 = e12 | all_0_2_2 = e10 | all_0_2_2 = e11
% 10.46/3.01  		|
% 10.46/3.01  			+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (211), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.01  			|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.01  			| (212) all_0_2_2 = e12
% 10.46/3.01  			|
% 10.46/3.01  				| From (212)(212) and (185) follows:
% 10.46/3.01  				| (213) op1(e12, e12) = e14
% 10.46/3.01  				|
% 10.46/3.01  				| Instantiating formula (72) with e12, e12, e14, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e12, e12) = e14, op1(e12, e12) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.01  				| (202) e14 = e10
% 10.46/3.01  				|
% 10.46/3.01  				| Equations (202) can reduce 82 to:
% 10.46/3.01  				| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.01  				|
% 10.46/3.01  				|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.01  			|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.01  			| (216)  ~ (all_0_2_2 = e12)
% 10.46/3.01  			| (217) all_0_2_2 = e10 | all_0_2_2 = e11
% 10.46/3.01  			|
% 10.46/3.01  				+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (217), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.01  				|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.01  				| (218) all_0_2_2 = e10
% 10.46/3.01  				|
% 10.46/3.01  					| Equations (218) can reduce 204 to:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (219)  ~ (e14 = e10)
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.01  					| Simplifying 219 yields:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (82)  ~ (e14 = e10)
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.01  					| From (218) and (173) follows:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (221) op1(e10, all_0_1_1) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.01  					| From (218) and (188) follows:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (222) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = e10
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.01  					| From (218) and (184) follows:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (223) op1(e10, e14) = all_0_1_1
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.01  					| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_1_1, all_0_3_3, all_0_1_1 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_1_1) = all_0_1_1, op1(e10, all_0_1_1) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (198) all_0_1_1 = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.01  					| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_3_3, e10, all_0_3_3 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3, op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.01  					| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, e14, all_0_1_1, e14 and discharging atoms op1(e10, e14) = all_0_1_1, op1(e10, e14) = e14, yields:
% 10.46/3.01  					| (199) all_0_1_1 = e14
% 10.46/3.01  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					| Combining equations (198,199) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.02  					| (227) all_0_3_3 = e14
% 10.46/3.02  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					| Simplifying 227 yields:
% 10.46/3.02  					| (201) all_0_3_3 = e14
% 10.46/3.02  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					| Combining equations (200,201) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.02  					| (202) e14 = e10
% 10.46/3.02  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					| Equations (202) can reduce 82 to:
% 10.46/3.02  					| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.02  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.02  				|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.02  				| (231)  ~ (all_0_2_2 = e10)
% 10.46/3.02  				| (232) all_0_2_2 = e11
% 10.46/3.02  				|
% 10.46/3.02  					| From (232)(232) and (185) follows:
% 10.46/3.02  					| (233) op1(e11, e11) = e14
% 10.46/3.02  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					| Instantiating formula (72) with e11, e11, e14, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e11, e11) = e14, op1(e11, e11) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.02  					| (202) e14 = e10
% 10.46/3.02  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					| Equations (202) can reduce 82 to:
% 10.46/3.02  					| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.02  					|
% 10.46/3.02  					|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.02  |-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.02  | (236)  ~ (all_0_0_0 = e14)
% 10.46/3.02  | (237) all_0_0_0 = e13 | all_0_0_0 = e12 | all_0_0_0 = e10 | all_0_0_0 = e11
% 10.46/3.02  |
% 10.46/3.02  	+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (102), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.02  	|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.02  	| (238) all_0_9_9 = e24
% 10.46/3.02  	|
% 10.46/3.02  		| From (238)(238)(238) and (93) follows:
% 10.46/3.02  		| (239) op2(e24, e24) = e24
% 10.46/3.02  		|
% 10.46/3.02  		| Instantiating formula (5) with e24, e24, e24, e20 and discharging atoms op2(e24, e24) = e24, op2(e24, e24) = e20, yields:
% 10.46/3.02  		| (240) e24 = e20
% 10.46/3.02  		|
% 10.46/3.02  		| Equations (240) can reduce 114 to:
% 10.46/3.02  		| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.02  		|
% 10.46/3.02  		|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.02  	|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.02  	| (242)  ~ (all_0_9_9 = e24)
% 10.46/3.02  	| (243) all_0_9_9 = e23 | all_0_9_9 = e22 | all_0_9_9 = e20 | all_0_9_9 = e21
% 10.46/3.02  	|
% 10.46/3.02  		+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (57), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.02  		|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.02  		| (199) all_0_1_1 = e14
% 10.46/3.02  		|
% 10.46/3.02  			| From (199)(199) and (148) follows:
% 10.46/3.02  			| (245) op1(e14, e14) = all_0_0_0
% 10.46/3.02  			|
% 10.46/3.02  			| Instantiating formula (72) with e14, e14, all_0_0_0, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e14, e14) = all_0_0_0, op1(e14, e14) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.02  			| (246) all_0_0_0 = e10
% 10.46/3.02  			|
% 10.46/3.02  			| From (246) and (30) follows:
% 10.46/3.02  			| (247) h(e10) = e24
% 10.46/3.02  			|
% 10.46/3.02  			| Instantiating formula (112) with e10, e24, all_0_9_9 and discharging atoms h(e10) = all_0_9_9, h(e10) = e24, yields:
% 10.46/3.02  			| (238) all_0_9_9 = e24
% 10.46/3.02  			|
% 10.46/3.02  			| Equations (238) can reduce 242 to:
% 10.46/3.02  			| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.02  			|
% 10.46/3.02  			|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.02  		|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.02  		| (250)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e14)
% 10.46/3.02  		| (251) all_0_1_1 = e13 | all_0_1_1 = e12 | all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/3.02  		|
% 10.46/3.02  			+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (89), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.02  			|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.02  			| (252) all_0_7_7 = e24
% 10.46/3.02  			|
% 10.46/3.02  				| From (252)(252) and (176) follows:
% 10.46/3.02  				| (253) op2(e24, e24) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/3.02  				|
% 10.46/3.02  				| From (252) and (67) follows:
% 10.46/3.02  				| (254) j(e24) = e12
% 10.46/3.02  				|
% 10.46/3.02  				| Instantiating formula (5) with e24, e24, all_0_9_9, e20 and discharging atoms op2(e24, e24) = all_0_9_9, op2(e24, e24) = e20, yields:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (255) all_0_9_9 = e20
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| Instantiating formula (179) with e24, e12, all_0_0_0 and discharging atoms j(e24) = all_0_0_0, j(e24) = e12, yields:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (256) all_0_0_0 = e12
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (256)(256) and (135) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (257) op1(e12, e12) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (256) and (166) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (258) op1(e12, all_0_1_1) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (256) and (31) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (259) op1(all_0_1_1, e12) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (256) and (148) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (260) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_1_1) = e12
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (256)(256) and (86) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (261) op1(all_0_4_4, e12) = e12
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (255) and (142) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (262) j(e20) = e10
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| Instantiating formula (179) with e20, e10, all_0_4_4 and discharging atoms j(e20) = all_0_4_4, j(e20) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (187) all_0_4_4 = e10
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (187) and (146) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (264) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_2_2) = e10
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (187) and (43) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (265) op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (187) and (3) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (190) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (187) and (261) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (61) op1(e10, e12) = e12
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				| From (187) and (257) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (119) op1(e12, e12) = e10
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  				+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (251), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.03  				|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (269) all_0_1_1 = e13
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  					| From (269)(269) and (260) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  					| (270) op1(e13, e13) = e12
% 10.46/3.03  					|
% 10.46/3.03  					| Instantiating formula (72) with e13, e13, e12, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e13, e13) = e12, op1(e13, e13) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.03  					| (271) e12 = e10
% 10.46/3.03  					|
% 10.46/3.03  					| Equations (271) can reduce 141 to:
% 10.46/3.03  					| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.03  					|
% 10.46/3.03  					|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.03  				|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.03  				| (273)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e13)
% 10.46/3.03  				| (274) all_0_1_1 = e12 | all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/3.03  				|
% 10.46/3.03  					+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (274), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.03  					|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.03  					| (275) all_0_1_1 = e12
% 10.46/3.03  					|
% 10.46/3.03  						| From (275)(275) and (260) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (276) op1(e12, e12) = e12
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| From (275) and (259) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (277) op1(e12, e12) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| From (275) and (258) follows:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (278) op1(e12, e12) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Instantiating formula (72) with e12, e12, all_0_2_2, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e12, e12) = all_0_2_2, op1(e12, e12) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (218) all_0_2_2 = e10
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Instantiating formula (72) with e12, e12, all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e12, e12) = all_0_2_2, op1(e12, e12) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (280) all_0_2_2 = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Instantiating formula (72) with e12, e12, e12, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e12, e12) = all_0_2_2, op1(e12, e12) = e12, yields:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (212) all_0_2_2 = e12
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Combining equations (212,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (282) all_0_3_3 = e12
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Combining equations (218,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Combining equations (282,200) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (284) e12 = e10
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Simplifying 284 yields:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (271) e12 = e10
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						| Equations (271) can reduce 141 to:
% 10.46/3.03  						| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.03  						|
% 10.46/3.03  						|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.03  					|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.03  					| (287)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e12)
% 10.46/3.03  					| (288) all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  						+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (288), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.04  						|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (197) all_0_1_1 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Equations (197) can reduce 287 to:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (290)  ~ (e12 = e10)
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Simplifying 290 yields:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (141)  ~ (e12 = e10)
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| From (197) and (264) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (292) op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| From (197) and (98) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (293) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| From (197) and (259) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (294) op1(e10, e12) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_2_2, e10, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2, op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (218) all_0_2_2 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2, all_0_3_3 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2, op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (280) all_0_2_2 = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, e12, all_0_3_3, e12 and discharging atoms op1(e10, e12) = all_0_3_3, op1(e10, e12) = e12, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (282) all_0_3_3 = e12
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Combining equations (280,218) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (298) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Simplifying 298 yields:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Combining equations (200,282) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (271) e12 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Equations (271) can reduce 141 to:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.04  						|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (302)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e10)
% 10.46/3.04  						| (303) all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  							| From (303)(303) and (260) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (304) op1(e11, e11) = e12
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Instantiating formula (72) with e11, e11, e12, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e11, e11) = e12, op1(e11, e11) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (271) e12 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Equations (271) can reduce 141 to:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.04  			|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.04  			| (307)  ~ (all_0_7_7 = e24)
% 10.46/3.04  			| (308) all_0_7_7 = e23 | all_0_7_7 = e22 | all_0_7_7 = e20 | all_0_7_7 = e21
% 10.46/3.04  			|
% 10.46/3.04  				+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (34), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.04  				|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.04  				| (309) all_0_6_6 = e24
% 10.46/3.04  				|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (309)(309) and (164) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (253) op2(e24, e24) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (309) and (77) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (311) j(e24) = e13
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| Instantiating formula (5) with e24, e24, all_0_9_9, e20 and discharging atoms op2(e24, e24) = all_0_9_9, op2(e24, e24) = e20, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (255) all_0_9_9 = e20
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| Instantiating formula (179) with e24, e13, all_0_0_0 and discharging atoms j(e24) = all_0_0_0, j(e24) = e13, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (313) all_0_0_0 = e13
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (313)(313) and (135) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (314) op1(e13, e13) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (313) and (166) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (315) op1(e13, all_0_1_1) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (313) and (31) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (316) op1(all_0_1_1, e13) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (313) and (148) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (317) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_1_1) = e13
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (313)(313) and (86) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (318) op1(all_0_4_4, e13) = e13
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (255) and (142) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (262) j(e20) = e10
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| Instantiating formula (179) with e20, e10, all_0_4_4 and discharging atoms j(e20) = all_0_4_4, j(e20) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (187) all_0_4_4 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (187) and (146) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (264) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_2_2) = e10
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (187) and (43) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (265) op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (187) and (3) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (190) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (187) and (318) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (56) op1(e10, e13) = e13
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					| From (187) and (314) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (100) op1(e13, e13) = e10
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  					+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (251), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.04  					|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (269) all_0_1_1 = e13
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  						| From (269)(269) and (317) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (327) op1(e13, e13) = e13
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| From (269) and (316) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (328) op1(e13, e13) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| From (269) and (315) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (329) op1(e13, e13) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Instantiating formula (72) with e13, e13, all_0_2_2, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e13, e13) = all_0_2_2, op1(e13, e13) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (218) all_0_2_2 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Instantiating formula (72) with e13, e13, all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e13, e13) = all_0_2_2, op1(e13, e13) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (280) all_0_2_2 = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Instantiating formula (72) with e13, e13, e13, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e13, e13) = all_0_2_2, op1(e13, e13) = e13, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (206) all_0_2_2 = e13
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Combining equations (206,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (333) all_0_3_3 = e13
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Combining equations (218,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Combining equations (333,200) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (335) e13 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Simplifying 335 yields:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (336) e13 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						| Equations (336) can reduce 174 to:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  						|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.04  					|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.04  					| (273)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e13)
% 10.46/3.04  					| (274) all_0_1_1 = e12 | all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/3.04  					|
% 10.46/3.04  						+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (274), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.04  						|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (275) all_0_1_1 = e12
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  							| From (275)(275) and (317) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (341) op1(e12, e12) = e13
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Instantiating formula (72) with e12, e12, e13, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e12, e12) = e13, op1(e12, e12) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (336) e13 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							| Equations (336) can reduce 174 to:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  							|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.04  						|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.04  						| (287)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e12)
% 10.46/3.04  						| (288) all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/3.04  						|
% 10.46/3.04  							+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (288), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.04  							|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.04  							| (197) all_0_1_1 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  							|
% 10.46/3.04  								| Equations (197) can reduce 273 to:
% 10.46/3.04  								| (347)  ~ (e13 = e10)
% 10.46/3.04  								|
% 10.46/3.04  								| Simplifying 347 yields:
% 10.46/3.04  								| (174)  ~ (e13 = e10)
% 10.46/3.04  								|
% 10.46/3.04  								| From (197) and (264) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  								| (292) op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = e10
% 10.46/3.04  								|
% 10.46/3.04  								| From (197) and (98) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  								| (293) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.04  								|
% 10.46/3.04  								| From (197) and (316) follows:
% 10.46/3.04  								| (351) op1(e10, e13) = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.04  								|
% 10.46/3.04  								| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_2_2, e10, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2, op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.04  								| (218) all_0_2_2 = e10
% 10.46/3.04  								|
% 10.46/3.04  								| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2, all_0_3_3 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2, op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (280) all_0_2_2 = all_0_3_3
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, e13, all_0_3_3, e13 and discharging atoms op1(e10, e13) = all_0_3_3, op1(e10, e13) = e13, yields:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (333) all_0_3_3 = e13
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								| Combining equations (280,218) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (298) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								| Simplifying 298 yields:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								| Combining equations (200,333) yields a new equation:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (336) e13 = e10
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								| Equations (336) can reduce 174 to:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.05  							|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.05  							| (302)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e10)
% 10.46/3.05  							| (303) all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.46/3.05  							|
% 10.46/3.05  								| From (303)(303) and (317) follows:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (361) op1(e11, e11) = e13
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								| Instantiating formula (72) with e11, e11, e13, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e11, e11) = e13, op1(e11, e11) = e10, yields:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (336) e13 = e10
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								| Equations (336) can reduce 174 to:
% 10.46/3.05  								| (203) $false
% 10.46/3.05  								|
% 10.46/3.05  								|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.46/3.05  				|-Branch two:
% 10.46/3.05  				| (364)  ~ (all_0_6_6 = e24)
% 10.46/3.05  				| (365) all_0_6_6 = e23 | all_0_6_6 = e22 | all_0_6_6 = e20 | all_0_6_6 = e21
% 10.46/3.05  				|
% 10.46/3.05  					+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (99), into two cases.
% 10.46/3.05  					|-Branch one:
% 10.46/3.05  					| (366) all_0_8_8 = e24
% 10.46/3.05  					|
% 10.46/3.05  						| From (366)(366) and (84) follows:
% 10.46/3.05  						| (253) op2(e24, e24) = all_0_9_9
% 10.46/3.05  						|
% 10.46/3.05  						| From (366) and (4) follows:
% 10.46/3.05  						| (368) j(e24) = e11
% 10.46/3.05  						|
% 10.46/3.05  						| Instantiating formula (5) with e24, e24, all_0_9_9, e20 and discharging atoms op2(e24, e24) = all_0_9_9, op2(e24, e24) = e20, yields:
% 10.46/3.05  						| (255) all_0_9_9 = e20
% 10.46/3.05  						|
% 10.46/3.05  						| Instantiating formula (179) with e24, e11, all_0_0_0 and discharging atoms j(e24) = all_0_0_0, j(e24) = e11, yields:
% 10.46/3.05  						| (370) all_0_0_0 = e11
% 10.46/3.05  						|
% 10.46/3.05  						| From (370)(370) and (135) follows:
% 10.46/3.05  						| (371) op1(e11, e11) = all_0_4_4
% 10.46/3.05  						|
% 10.46/3.05  						| From (370) and (166) follows:
% 10.46/3.05  						| (372) op1(e11, all_0_1_1) = all_0_2_2
% 10.46/3.05  						|
% 10.46/3.05  						| From (370)(370) and (96) follows:
% 10.46/3.05  						| (373) op1(e11, all_0_4_4) = e11
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (370) and (31) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (374) op1(all_0_1_1, e11) = all_0_3_3
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (370) and (148) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (375) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_1_1) = e11
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (255) and (142) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (262) j(e20) = e10
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| Instantiating formula (179) with e20, e10, all_0_4_4 and discharging atoms j(e20) = all_0_4_4, j(e20) = e10, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (187) all_0_4_4 = e10
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (187) and (146) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (264) op1(all_0_1_1, all_0_2_2) = e10
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (187) and (43) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (265) op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (187) and (3) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (190) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (187) and (373) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (18) op1(e11, e10) = e11
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						| From (187) and (371) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (143) op1(e11, e11) = e10
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  						+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (251), into two cases.
% 10.94/3.05  						|-Branch one:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (269) all_0_1_1 = e13
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  							| From (269)(269) and (375) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  							| (384) op1(e13, e13) = e11
% 10.94/3.05  							|
% 10.94/3.05  							| Instantiating formula (72) with e13, e13, e11, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e13, e13) = e10, op1(e13, e13) = e11, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  							| (385) e10 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  							|
% 10.94/3.05  							| Equations (385) can reduce 121 to:
% 10.94/3.05  							| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.05  							|
% 10.94/3.05  							|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.05  						|-Branch two:
% 10.94/3.05  						| (273)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e13)
% 10.94/3.05  						| (274) all_0_1_1 = e12 | all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  						|
% 10.94/3.05  							+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (274), into two cases.
% 10.94/3.05  							|-Branch one:
% 10.94/3.05  							| (275) all_0_1_1 = e12
% 10.94/3.05  							|
% 10.94/3.05  								| From (275)(275) and (375) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  								| (390) op1(e12, e12) = e11
% 10.94/3.05  								|
% 10.94/3.05  								| Instantiating formula (72) with e12, e12, e11, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e12, e12) = e10, op1(e12, e12) = e11, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  								| (385) e10 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  								|
% 10.94/3.05  								| Equations (385) can reduce 121 to:
% 10.94/3.05  								| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.05  								|
% 10.94/3.05  								|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.05  							|-Branch two:
% 10.94/3.05  							| (287)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e12)
% 10.94/3.05  							| (288) all_0_1_1 = e10 | all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  							|
% 10.94/3.05  								+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (288), into two cases.
% 10.94/3.05  								|-Branch one:
% 10.94/3.05  								| (197) all_0_1_1 = e10
% 10.94/3.05  								|
% 10.94/3.05  									| From (197) and (264) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (292) op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = e10
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| From (197) and (98) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (293) op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| From (197) and (372) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (398) op1(e11, e10) = all_0_2_2
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_2_2, e10, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = all_0_2_2, op1(e10, all_0_2_2) = e10, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (218) all_0_2_2 = e10
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Instantiating formula (72) with e10, all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2, all_0_3_3 and discharging atoms op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_2_2, op1(e10, all_0_3_3) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (280) all_0_2_2 = all_0_3_3
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Instantiating formula (72) with e11, e10, all_0_2_2, e11 and discharging atoms op1(e11, e10) = all_0_2_2, op1(e11, e10) = e11, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (232) all_0_2_2 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Combining equations (232,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (402) all_0_3_3 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Combining equations (218,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Combining equations (200,402) yields a new equation:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (404) e10 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Simplifying 404 yields:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (385) e10 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Equations (385) can reduce 121 to:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.05  								|-Branch two:
% 10.94/3.05  								| (302)  ~ (all_0_1_1 = e10)
% 10.94/3.05  								| (303) all_0_1_1 = e11
% 10.94/3.05  								|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Equations (303) can reduce 302 to:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (409)  ~ (e10 = e11)
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Simplifying 409 yields:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (121)  ~ (e10 = e11)
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| From (303)(303) and (375) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (411) op1(e11, e11) = e11
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| From (303) and (374) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (412) op1(e11, e11) = all_0_3_3
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| From (303) and (372) follows:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (413) op1(e11, e11) = all_0_2_2
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Instantiating formula (72) with e11, e11, all_0_2_2, e10 and discharging atoms op1(e11, e11) = all_0_2_2, op1(e11, e11) = e10, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (218) all_0_2_2 = e10
% 10.94/3.05  									|
% 10.94/3.05  									| Instantiating formula (72) with e11, e11, all_0_3_3, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e11, e11) = all_0_2_2, op1(e11, e11) = all_0_3_3, yields:
% 10.94/3.05  									| (280) all_0_2_2 = all_0_3_3
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Instantiating formula (72) with e11, e11, e11, all_0_2_2 and discharging atoms op1(e11, e11) = all_0_2_2, op1(e11, e11) = e11, yields:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (232) all_0_2_2 = e11
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Combining equations (232,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (402) all_0_3_3 = e11
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Combining equations (218,280) yields a new equation:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (200) all_0_3_3 = e10
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Combining equations (402,200) yields a new equation:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (385) e10 = e11
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Equations (385) can reduce 121 to:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.06  					|-Branch two:
% 10.94/3.06  					| (421)  ~ (all_0_8_8 = e24)
% 10.94/3.06  					| (422) all_0_8_8 = e23 | all_0_8_8 = e22 | all_0_8_8 = e20 | all_0_8_8 = e21
% 10.94/3.06  					|
% 10.94/3.06  						+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (237), into two cases.
% 10.94/3.06  						|-Branch one:
% 10.94/3.06  						| (313) all_0_0_0 = e13
% 10.94/3.06  						|
% 10.94/3.06  							| From (313) and (30) follows:
% 10.94/3.06  							| (424) h(e13) = e24
% 10.94/3.06  							|
% 10.94/3.06  							| Instantiating formula (112) with e13, e24, all_0_6_6 and discharging atoms h(e13) = all_0_6_6, h(e13) = e24, yields:
% 10.94/3.06  							| (309) all_0_6_6 = e24
% 10.94/3.06  							|
% 10.94/3.06  							| Equations (309) can reduce 364 to:
% 10.94/3.06  							| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.06  							|
% 10.94/3.06  							|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.06  						|-Branch two:
% 10.94/3.06  						| (427)  ~ (all_0_0_0 = e13)
% 10.94/3.06  						| (428) all_0_0_0 = e12 | all_0_0_0 = e10 | all_0_0_0 = e11
% 10.94/3.06  						|
% 10.94/3.06  							+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (428), into two cases.
% 10.94/3.06  							|-Branch one:
% 10.94/3.06  							| (256) all_0_0_0 = e12
% 10.94/3.06  							|
% 10.94/3.06  								| From (256) and (30) follows:
% 10.94/3.06  								| (430) h(e12) = e24
% 10.94/3.06  								|
% 10.94/3.06  								| Instantiating formula (112) with e12, e24, all_0_7_7 and discharging atoms h(e12) = all_0_7_7, h(e12) = e24, yields:
% 10.94/3.06  								| (252) all_0_7_7 = e24
% 10.94/3.06  								|
% 10.94/3.06  								| Equations (252) can reduce 307 to:
% 10.94/3.06  								| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.06  								|
% 10.94/3.06  								|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.06  							|-Branch two:
% 10.94/3.06  							| (433)  ~ (all_0_0_0 = e12)
% 10.94/3.06  							| (434) all_0_0_0 = e10 | all_0_0_0 = e11
% 10.94/3.06  							|
% 10.94/3.06  								+-Applying beta-rule and splitting (434), into two cases.
% 10.94/3.06  								|-Branch one:
% 10.94/3.06  								| (246) all_0_0_0 = e10
% 10.94/3.06  								|
% 10.94/3.06  									| From (246) and (30) follows:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (247) h(e10) = e24
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Instantiating formula (112) with e10, e24, all_0_9_9 and discharging atoms h(e10) = all_0_9_9, h(e10) = e24, yields:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (238) all_0_9_9 = e24
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Equations (238) can reduce 242 to:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.06  								|-Branch two:
% 10.94/3.06  								| (439)  ~ (all_0_0_0 = e10)
% 10.94/3.06  								| (370) all_0_0_0 = e11
% 10.94/3.06  								|
% 10.94/3.06  									| From (370) and (30) follows:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (441) h(e11) = e24
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Instantiating formula (112) with e11, e24, all_0_8_8 and discharging atoms h(e11) = all_0_8_8, h(e11) = e24, yields:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (366) all_0_8_8 = e24
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									| Equations (366) can reduce 421 to:
% 10.94/3.06  									| (203) $false
% 10.94/3.06  									|
% 10.94/3.06  									|-The branch is then unsatisfiable
% 10.94/3.06  % SZS output end Proof for theBenchmark
% 10.94/3.06  
% 10.94/3.06  2476ms
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