LPAR-26: Volume Information

Proceedings of the 26th Conference on Logic for Programming, Artificial Intelligence, and Reasoning

32 articles•565 pages•Published: October 23, 2026

Papers

Jialiang Sun, Yuzhi Tang, Ao Li, Chris Maddison and Kuldeep S. Meel
1-21
Frédéric Blanqui and Antoine Gontard
22-41
Karel Chvalovský, Martin Suda and Josef Urban
42-60
Leroy Chew, Mikoláš Janota, Miroslav Olšák and Martin Suda
61-79
Ha Truong, Jordin Palmeri, Liam Secrist, Jacob Schuckman, Arjun Viswanathan and Yoni Zohar
80-90
Manolis Pitsikalis and Alexander Artikis
91-108
Julie Cailler, Noé Delorme and Sophie Tourret
109-126
Alberto Bombardelli, Cesar Sanchez and Stefano Tonetta
127-145
Marco Zamponi, Florian Lammel, Ezio Bartocci and Michele Chiari
146-166
Johannes Schoisswohl, Laura Kovács, Konstantin Korovin and Andrei Voronkov
167-186
Tobias Nießen, Ana Oliveira da Costa, Johannes Schoisswohl, Thomas A. Henzinger and Laura Kovács
187-199
Michał Henne, Barbara Morawska and Paweł Parys
200-216
Melanie Taprogge, Frédéric Blanqui and Alexander Steen
217-237
Laura Kovács and Axel Polaczek
238-249
Matteo Cipollina, Michail Karatarakis and Freek Wiedijk
250-270
Pierre Corbineau, Basile Gros and Jean-Francois Monin
271-289
Ashwin Karthikeyan, Ethan Kharitonov, Kuldeep S. Meel and Anwar Hithnawi
290-308
Yasmine Briefs and Christoph Weidenbach
309-329
Orna Kupferman and Naama Shamash Halevy
330-347
Matthias Baaz, Mariami Gamsakhurdia, Anela Lolic and Stella Mahler
348-363
Wouter Leferink and Revantha Ramanayake
364-380
Promit Panja and André Platzer
381-400
Michael Codish, Mikoláš Janota and Peter J. Stuckey
401-417
Nachum Dershowitz
418-429
Oskar Fiuk
430-448
Bernardo Subercaseaux, Benjamin Przybocki and Marijn Heule
449-464
Bernardo Subercaseaux and Benjamin Przybocki
465-484
Anne Schreuder, Lorenz Winkler, Laura Kovács and C.-H. Luke Ong
485-503
David Dokoupil and Jan Strejček
504-524
Alexander Steen and Melanie Taprogge
525-534
Tanel Tammet
535-547
Alexandru Oltean, Bogdan Macovei and Ioana Leuștean
548-565

Keyphrases

autoformalization, automata theory, automated reasoning3, automated theorem proving3, axiomatization, Benchmarks2, Boltzmann machines, Boolos' curious inference, branching vector addition systems, Calculus of Inductive Constructions2, cardinality constraints, CDCL, CEGAR, circuit equivalences, Claude Code, commonsense reasoning, comparison invariants, Comparison systems, complementation, computational complexity2, control invariance, cut-introduction, Cyber-Physical Systems, de Vrijer's measure, decidable fragments, defeasible reasoning, dependent types, Description Logic, differential dynamic logic, eigenvariable conditions, English-to-logic translation, EPR, equational theories, equivalence relations, Event Calculus, finite model property, first-order logic, first-order theorem proving, formal mathematics, formal methods, Generalized Büchi Automata, Google Gemini, graph coloring, graph symmetry, greedy runs, Henkin quantifiers, high school identities, higher-order logic3, Higher order moments, Hopfield networks, Hybrid modal logic, hyperltl, Hyperproperties, imperfect information, induction, infinite-state systems, interactive theorem proving2, invariant synthesis, ITP hammers, k-induction, knowledge representation2, large language models3, Lean 44, library alignment, linear arithmetic, literal selection, logic and types, many-sorted signatures, martingale, Maslov's class K, mathlib, modal logic2, model checking2, multiplicative substructural logic, natural language, neural clause-selection guidance, neural networks, optional stopping, pattern matching, PhysLib, probabilistic programs, program verification, proof checking, proof length, proof verification, proving strategies, PSPACE, Pushdown Games, QBF, queen's graph, Question Answering, Ramsey graphs, reachability, real arithmetic, redundancy, Requirements Engineering, Rocq2, SAT, SAT encoding, satisfiability3, saturation-based theorem proving, Schaefer fragments, SCL, Signal Temporal Logic, simply typed lambda calculus, SMT5, software verification, Stream Reasoning, strong normalization, superposition, symmetry breaking, synthesis of reactive systems, tableau methods2, theorem proving, TPTP, Tree-shaped Tableau, type theory, Vampire, Wilkie's identity, zero-knowledge proofs.