TSTP Solution File: SEU241+2 by SOS---2.0
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% File : SOS---2.0
% Problem : SEU241+2 : TPTP v8.1.0. Released v3.3.0.
% Transfm : none
% Format : tptp:raw
% Command : sos-script %s
% Computer : n006.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 : Tue Jul 19 14:28:05 EDT 2022
% Result : Unknown 0.47s 0.68s
% Output : None
% Verified :
% SZS Type : -
% Comments :
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% 0.02/0.10 % Problem : SEU241+2 : TPTP v8.1.0. Released v3.3.0.
% 0.02/0.10 % Command : sos-script %s
% 0.10/0.30 % Computer : n006.cluster.edu
% 0.10/0.30 % Model : x86_64 x86_64
% 0.10/0.30 % CPU : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz
% 0.10/0.30 % Memory : 8042.1875MB
% 0.10/0.30 % OS : Linux 3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64
% 0.10/0.30 % CPULimit : 300
% 0.10/0.30 % WCLimit : 600
% 0.10/0.30 % DateTime : Sun Jun 19 11:39:40 EDT 2022
% 0.10/0.31 % CPUTime :
% 0.15/0.36 ----- Otter 3.2, August 2001 -----
% 0.15/0.36 The process was started by sandbox on n006.cluster.edu,
% 0.15/0.36 Sun Jun 19 11:39:40 2022
% 0.15/0.36 The command was "./sos". The process ID is 15654.
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% 0.15/0.36 set(prolog_style_variables).
% 0.15/0.36 set(auto).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(auto1).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(process_input).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: clear(print_kept).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: clear(print_new_demod).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: clear(print_back_demod).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: clear(print_back_sub).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(control_memory).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: assign(max_mem, 12000).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: assign(pick_given_ratio, 4).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: assign(stats_level, 1).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: assign(pick_semantic_ratio, 3).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: assign(sos_limit, 5000).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: assign(max_weight, 60).
% 0.15/0.36 clear(print_given).
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% 0.15/0.36 formula_list(usable).
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% 0.15/0.36 SCAN INPUT: prop=0, horn=0, equality=1, symmetry=0, max_lits=11.
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% 0.15/0.36 This ia a non-Horn set with equality. The strategy will be
% 0.15/0.36 Knuth-Bendix, ordered hyper_res, ur_res, factoring, and
% 0.15/0.36 unit deletion, with positive clauses in sos and nonpositive
% 0.15/0.36 clauses in usable.
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% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(knuth_bendix).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(para_from).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(para_into).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: clear(para_from_right).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: clear(para_into_right).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(para_from_vars).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(eq_units_both_ways).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(dynamic_demod_all).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(dynamic_demod).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(order_eq).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(back_demod).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(lrpo).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(hyper_res).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(unit_deletion).
% 0.15/0.36 dependent: set(factor).
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% 0.15/0.36 ------------> process usable:
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 4 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -ordinal(A)|epsilon_transitive(A).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 5 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -ordinal(A)|epsilon_connected(A).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 8 during input processing: 0 [] {-} ordinal(A)| -epsilon_transitive(A)| -epsilon_connected(A).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 219 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -relation(A)| -relation_empty_yielding(A)|relation(relation_dom_restriction(A,B)).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 215 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -relation(A)| -function(A)| -relation(B)| -function(B)|relation(relation_composition(A,B)).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 214 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -relation(A)| -function(A)| -one_to_one(A)|relation(relation_inverse(A)).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 228 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -ordinal(A)| -empty(succ(A)).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 219 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -relation(A)| -function(A)|relation(relation_dom_restriction(A,B)).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 19 during input processing: 0 [] {-} subset(A,singleton(B))|A!=singleton(B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 282 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -in(ordered_pair(A,B),cartesian_product2(C,D))|in(A,C).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 283 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -in(ordered_pair(A,B),cartesian_product2(C,D))|in(B,D).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 284 during input processing: 0 [] {-} in(ordered_pair(A,B),cartesian_product2(C,D))| -in(A,C)| -in(B,D).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 100 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -element(A,B)|empty(B)|in(A,B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 271 during input processing: 0 [] {-} set_difference(A,B)!=empty_set|subset(A,B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 272 during input processing: 0 [] {-} set_difference(A,B)=empty_set| -subset(A,B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 269 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -subset(singleton(A),B)|in(A,B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 270 during input processing: 0 [] {-} subset(singleton(A),B)| -in(A,B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 279 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -subset(A,singleton(B))|A=empty_set|A=singleton(B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 280 during input processing: 0 [] {-} subset(A,singleton(B))|A!=empty_set.
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 19 during input processing: 0 [] {-} subset(A,singleton(B))|A!=singleton(B).
% 0.15/0.36 Following clause subsumed by 263 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -in(A,B)|set_union2(singleton(A),B)=B.
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 341 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -relation(A)| -function(A)| -in(ordered_pair(B,C),A)|in(B,relation_dom(A)).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 133 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -relation(A)| -function(A)|in(ordered_pair(B,C),A)| -in(B,relation_dom(A))|C!=apply(A,B).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 281 during input processing: 0 [] {-} -in(A,B)|subset(A,union(B)).
% 0.15/0.42 127 back subsumes 124.
% 0.15/0.42 339 back subsumes 101.
% 0.15/0.42 454 back subsumes 287.
% 0.15/0.42 455 back subsumes 286.
% 0.15/0.42 456 back subsumes 288.
% 0.15/0.42 459 back subsumes 134.
% 0.15/0.42 475 back subsumes 474.
% 0.15/0.42 483 back subsumes 482.
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% 0.15/0.42 ------------> process sos:
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 654 during input processing: 0 [] {-} empty(empty_set).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 652 during input processing: 0 [] {-} relation(identity_relation(A)).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 655 during input processing: 0 [] {-} relation(empty_set).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 656 during input processing: 0 [] {-} relation_empty_yielding(empty_set).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 654 during input processing: 0 [] {-} empty(empty_set).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 654 during input processing: 0 [] {-} empty(empty_set).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 655 during input processing: 0 [] {-} relation(empty_set).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 620 during input processing: 0 [copy,620,flip.1] {-} unordered_pair(A,B)=unordered_pair(B,A).
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 621 during input processing: 0 [copy,621,flip.1] {-} set_union2(A,B)=set_union2(B,A).
% 0.15/0.42 703 back subsumes 577.
% 0.15/0.42 703 back subsumes 576.
% 0.15/0.42 703 back subsumes 562.
% 0.15/0.42 703 back subsumes 508.
% 0.15/0.42 703 back subsumes 507.
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 750 during input processing: 0 [copy,750,flip.1] {-} A=A.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 606.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 601.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 578.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 575.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 559.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 522.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 513.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 506.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 496.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 495.
% 0.15/0.42 750 back subsumes 472.
% 0.15/0.42 Following clause subsumed by 751 during input processing: 0 [copy,751,flip.1] {-} set_difference(A,set_difference(A,B))=set_difference(B,set_difference(B,A)).
% 0.15/0.42 776 back subsumes 96.
% 0.15/0.42 778 back subsumes 97.
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% 0.15/0.42 ======= end of input processing =======
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% 0.47/0.68 Failed to model usable list: disabling FINDER
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% 0.47/0.68 -------------- Softie stats --------------
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% 0.47/0.68 UPDATE_STOP: 300
% 0.47/0.68 SFINDER_TIME_LIMIT: 2
% 0.47/0.68 SHORT_CLAUSE_CUTOFF: 4
% 0.47/0.68 number of clauses in intial UL: 506
% 0.47/0.68 number of clauses initially in problem: 686
% 0.47/0.68 percentage of clauses intially in UL: 73
% 0.47/0.68 percentage of distinct symbols occuring in initial UL: 50
% 0.47/0.68 percent of all initial clauses that are short: 100
% 0.47/0.68 absolute distinct symbol count: 279
% 0.47/0.68 distinct predicate count: 23
% 0.47/0.68 distinct function count: 207
% 0.47/0.68 distinct constant count: 49
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% 0.47/0.68 ---------- no more Softie stats ----------
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% 0.47/0.68 =========== start of search ===========
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% 0.47/0.68 SEGMENTATION FAULT!! This is probably caused by a
% 0.47/0.68 bug in Otter. Please send copy of the input file to
% 0.47/0.68 otter@mcs.anl.gov, let us know what version of Otter you are
% 0.47/0.68 using, and send any other info that might be useful.
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% 0.47/0.68 SEGMENTATION FAULT!! This is probably caused by a
% 0.47/0.68 bug in Otter. Please send copy of the input file to
% 0.47/0.68 otter@mcs.anl.gov, let us know what version of Otter you are
% 0.47/0.68 using, and send any other info that might be useful.
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% 0.47/0.68 The job finished Sun Jun 19 11:39:40 2022
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