Term rewriting systems can be used to compute in structures that are defined by equations.
They are thus an important tool in automated deduction, algebraic specification, and functional programming.
The seminar is about advanced topics that have not been captured in
the lecture Term Rewriting Systems held in the summer
semester 2014.
Prerequisites:
Knowing the basic material from the lecture Term Rewriting Systems would be helpful.
Chair of Automata Theory
Institute of Theoretical Computer Science
Faculty of Computer Science
Technische Universität Dresden
Institute of Theoretical Computer Science
Faculty of Computer Science
Technische Universität Dresden
Seminar: Advanced Topics in Term Rewriting
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Franz Baader
Course Description
Organisation
The students taking the seminar should get acquainted with their respective topic, write a report (c. 15 pages) about it, and give a presentation (of 25 minutes) at the end of the semester. They receive indiviual supervision by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Franz Baader and Dr. Marcel Lippmann.
The topics have been assigned as follows:
Student | Topic | Supervisor |
Kilian Gebhardt | Gröbner Bases and Buchberger's Algorithm | Dr. Lippmann |
Maximilian Pensel | Combining Word Problems | Prof. Baader |
Andrea Condoluci | Equational Unification: Associative and Commutative Functions | Dr. Lippmann |
Florian Starke | Equational Unification: Boolean Rings | Prof. Baader |
The students are expected to stick to the following schedule.
- 1st week of December: mandatory meeting with the supervisor
- 5 January: first complete version of the report due
- 19 January: first complete version of the presentation slides due
- 5 and 6 February: give the presentation and participate in the discussion
SWS/Modules
SWS: –/2/–
This course can be used in the following modules:
This course can be used in the following modules:
- Master-Studiengang (Medien-)Informatik: INF-AQUA (Allgemeine Qualifikationen)
- Diplom-Studiengang Informatik: INF-D-940 (Berufsspezifische Schlüsselkompetenzen)
- Master in Computational Logic: MCL-PCS (Presentation and Communication Skills), MCL-TCSL (Theoretical Computer Science and Logic), MCL-PI (Principles of Inference)
- Diplom-Studiengang Informatik (Studienordnung 2004): Hauptseminar
Literature
The seminar is based on:
Franz Baader and Tobias Nipkow:
Term Rewriting and All That.
Cambridge University Press, 1998.