inputDisjuncts
are the formulae (connected disjunctively) to
be disproven.
inputDisjuncts
are the formulae (connected disjunctively) to
be disproven. The result of the method is either countermodel of
inputDisjuncts
(the case Left
), or a proof of
validity (Right
). In case proof construction is disabled,
the validity result will be Left(FALSE)
.
inputFor
is the formula to be disproven.
inputFor
is the formula to be disproven. The result of the
method is a countermodel of inputFor
, or FALSE
if it was not possible to find one (this implies that inputFor
is valid).
(Since version ) see corresponding Javadoc for more information.
A prover that tries to construct a countermodel of a ground formula. This prover works in depth-first mode, in contrast to the
ExhaustiveProver
.