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Common Lisp Extensions: UNIFICATION

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- DISCLAIMER: The code associated to these documents is not - completely tested and it is bound to contain errors and omissions. - This documentation may contain errors and omissions as well.

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The file COPYING contains a Berkeley-style license. You - are advised to use the code at your own risk. No warranty - whatsoever is provided, the author will not be held responsible for - any effect generated by your use of the library, and you can put - here the scarier extra disclaimer you can think of. -

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The notion of unification originated in the field of formal logic (e.g. [R65],) and has been used extensively in Computer Science and Programming Languages. Most @@ -303,6 +286,25 @@ [R56] J. A. Robinson, A machine-oriented logic based on the resolution principle, Journal of the ACM, Vol. 12, No. 1, January 1965, Pages 23--49.

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+ DISCLAIMER: The code associated to these documents is not + completely tested and it is bound to contain errors and omissions. + This documentation may contain errors and omissions as well.

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The file COPYING contains a Berkeley-style license. You + are advised to use the code at your own risk. No warranty + whatsoever is provided, the author will not be held responsible for + any effect generated by your use of the library, and you can put + here the scarier extra disclaimer you can think of. +

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