Resolution
Robinson in 1965 introduced the resolution principle, which can be directly
applied to any set of clauses. The principal is
"Given any two clauses A and B, if there is a literal P1 in A which has a
complementary literal P2 in B, delete P1 & P2 from A and B and construct a
disjunction of the remaining clauses. The clause so constructed is called
resolvent of A and B."
For example, consider the following clauses
A: P V Q V R
B: `p V Q V R
C: `Q V R
Clause A has the literal P which is complementary to `P in B. Hence both of
them deleted and a resolvent (disjunction of A and B after the complementary
clauses are removed) is generated. That resolvent has again a literal Q whose
negation is available in C. Hence resolving those two, one has the final
resolvent.
A: P V Q V R (given in the problem)
B: `p V Q V (given in the problem)
D: Q V R (resolvent of A and B)
C: `Q V R (given in the problem)
E: R (resolvent of C and D)
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