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- Critical_pair_(logic) comment "In mathematical logic, a critical pair arises in term rewriting systems where rewrite rules overlap to yield two different terms.For example, in the term rewriting system with rulesthe only critical pair is ⟨g(x,z), f(x,z)⟩.When both sides of the critical pair can reduce to the same term, the critical pair is called convergent.".
- Q5186747 comment "In mathematical logic, a critical pair arises in term rewriting systems where rewrite rules overlap to yield two different terms.For example, in the term rewriting system with rulesthe only critical pair is ⟨g(x,z), f(x,z)⟩.When both sides of the critical pair can reduce to the same term, the critical pair is called convergent.".