This index lists all documented topics in ACL2, arranged into sections. The first section is devoted to those whose names begin with signs (and digits), such as *STANDARD-CI* and 1+. Thereafter we have one section for each of the 26 letters of the alphabet. The last section is devoted to those topics in the ACL2-PC package. By clicking on the appropriate entry of the line below you can go to the corresponding section of the index.
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Signs A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ACL2-PC::
* -- multiplication macro
*STANDARD-CI* -- an ACL2 character-based analogue of CLTL's *standard-input*
*STANDARD-CO* -- the ACL2 analogue of CLTL's *standard-output*
*STANDARD-OI* -- an ACL2 object-based analogue of CLTL's *standard-input*
*TERMINAL-MARKUP-TABLE* -- a markup table used for printing to the terminal
+ -- addition macro
- -- macro for subtraction and negation
/ -- macro for division and reciprocal
/= -- test inequality of two numbers
1+ -- increment by 1
1- -- decrement by 1
< -- less-than
<= -- less-than-or-equal test
= -- test equality (of two numbers, symbols, or characters)
> -- greater-than test
>= -- greater-than-or-equal test
@ -- get the value of a global variable in state
A Flying Tour of ACL2 -- A Flying Tour of ACL2
A Sketch of How the Rewriter Works -- A Sketch of How the Rewriter Works
A Tiny Warning Sign -- A Tiny Warning Sign
A Trivial Proof -- A Trivial Proof
A Typical State -- A Typical State
A Walking Tour of ACL2 -- A Walking Tour of ACL2
ABS -- the absolute value of a rational number
ACCUMULATED-PERSISTENCE -- to get statistics on which runes are being tried
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- some contributors to the well-being of ACL2
ACL2 Characters -- ACL2 Characters
ACL2 Conses or Ordered Pairs -- ACL2 Conses or Ordered Pairs
ACL2 Strings -- ACL2 Strings
ACL2 Symbols -- ACL2 Symbols
ACL2 System Architecture -- ACL2 System Architecture
ACL2 as an Interactive Theorem Prover -- ACL2 as an Interactive Theorem Prover
ACL2 as an Interactive Theorem Prover (continued) -- ACL2 as an Interactive Theorem Prover (continued)
ACL2 is an Untyped Language -- ACL2 is an Untyped Language
ACL2-COUNT -- a commonly used measure for justifying recursion
ACL2-CUSTOMIZATION -- customizing ACL2 for a particular user
ACL2-DEFAULTS-TABLE -- a table specifying certain defaults, e.g., the default defun-mode
ACL2-NUMBERP -- recognizer for numbers
ACL2-TUTORIAL -- tutorial introduction to ACL2
ACL2-USER -- a package the ACL2 user may prefer
ACONS -- constructor for association lists
ADD-MACRO-ALIAS -- associate a function name with a macro name
ADD-TO-SET-EQ -- add a symbol to a list
ALISTP -- recognizer for association lists
ALPHA-CHAR-P -- recognizer for alphabetic characters
AND -- conjunction
APPEND -- concatenate two or more lists
APROPOS -- searching :doc and :more-doc text
AREF1 -- access the elements of a 1-dimensional array
AREF2 -- access the elements of a 2-dimensional array
ARGS -- args, guard, type, constraint, etc., of a function symbol
ARRAY1P -- recognize a 1-dimensional array
ARRAY2P -- recognize a 2-dimensional array
ARRAYS -- an introduction to ACL2 arrays.
ASET1 -- set the elements of a 1-dimensional array
ASET2 -- set the elements of a 2-dimensional array
ASH -- arithmetic shift operation
ASSIGN -- assign to a global variable in state
ASSOC -- look up key in association list, using eql as test
ASSOC-EQ -- look up key in association list, using eq as test
ASSOC-EQUAL -- look up key in association list
ASSOC-KEYWORD -- look up key in a keyword-value-listp
ASSOC-STRING-EQUAL -- look up key, a string, in association list
ATOM -- recognizer for atoms
ATOM-LISTP -- recognizer for a true list of atoms
About Models -- About Models
About Types -- About Types
About the ACL2 Home Page -- About the ACL2 Home Page
About the Admission of Recursive Definitions -- About the Admission of Recursive Definitions
About the Prompt -- About the Prompt
An Example Common Lisp Function Definition -- An Example Common Lisp Function Definition
An Example of ACL2 in Use -- An Example of ACL2 in Use
Analyzing Common Lisp Models -- Analyzing Common Lisp Models
BDD -- ordered binary decision diagrams with rewriting
BDD-ALGORITHM -- summary of the BDD algorithm in ACL2
BDD-INTRODUCTION -- examples illustrating the use of BDDs in ACL2
BIBLIOGRAPHY -- reports about ACL2
BINARY-* -- multiplication function
BINARY-+ -- addition function
BINARY-APPEND -- concatenate two lists
BOOK-CONTENTS -- restrictions on the forms inside books
BOOK-EXAMPLE -- how to create, certify, and use a simple book
BOOK-NAME -- conventions associated with book names
BOOKS -- files of ACL2 event forms
BOOLEANP -- recognizer for booleans
BREAK-LEMMA -- a quick introduction to breaking rewrite rules in ACL2
BREAK-REWRITE -- the read-eval-print loop entered to monitor rewrite rules
BREAKS -- Common Lisp breaks
BRR -- to enable or disable the breaking of rewrite rules
BRR-COMMANDS -- Break-Rewrite Commands
BRR@ -- to access context sensitive information within break-rewrite
BUILT-IN-CLAUSES -- to build a clause into the simplifier and measure and guard generating
BUTLAST -- all but a final segment of a list
CAAAAR -- car of the caaar
CAAADR -- car of the caadr
CAAAR -- car of the caar
CAADAR -- car of the cadar
CAADDR -- car of the caddr
CAADR -- car of the cadr
CAAR -- car of the car
CADAAR -- car of the cdaar
CADADR -- car of the cdadr
CADAR -- car of the cdar
CADDAR -- car of the cddar
CADDDR -- car of the cdddr
CADDR -- car of the cddr
CADR -- car of the cdr
CAR -- returns the first element of a non-empty list, else nil
CASE -- conditional based on if-then-else using eql
CASE-MATCH -- pattern matching or destructuring
CASE-SPLIT -- like force but immediately splits the top-level goal on the hypothesis
CBD -- connected book directory string
CDAAAR -- cdr of the caaar
CDAADR -- cdr of the caadr
CDAAR -- cdr of the caar
CDADAR -- cdr of the cadar
CDADDR -- cdr of the caddr
CDADR -- cdr of the cadr
CDAR -- cdr of the car
CDDAAR -- cdr of the cdaar
CDDADR -- cdr of the cdadr
CDDAR -- cdr of the cdar
CDDDAR -- cdr of the cddar
CDDDDR -- cdr of the cdddr
CDDDR -- cdr of the cddr
CDDR -- cdr of the cdr
CDR -- returns the second element of a cons pair, else nil
CEILING -- division returning an integer by truncating toward positive infinity
CERTIFICATE -- how a book is known to be admissible and where its defpkgs reside
CERTIFY-BOOK -- how to produce a certificate for a book
CERTIFY-BOOK! -- a variant of certify-book
CHAR -- the nth element (zero-based) of a string
CHAR-CODE -- the numeric code for a given character
CHAR-DOWNCASE -- turn upper-case characters into lower-case characters
CHAR-EQUAL -- character equality without regard to case
CHAR-UPCASE -- turn lower-case characters into upper-case characters
CHAR< -- less-than test for characters
CHAR<= -- less-than-or-equal test for characters
CHAR> -- greater-than test for characters
CHAR>= -- greater-than-or-equal test for characters
CHARACTER-LISTP -- recognizer for a true list of characters
CHARACTERP -- recognizer for characters
CHARACTERS -- characters in ACL2
CHECK-SUM -- assigning ``often unique'' integers to files and objects
CHECKPOINT-FORCED-GOALS -- Cause forcing goals to be checkpointed in proof trees
CLAUSE-IDENTIFIER -- the internal form of a goal-spec
CODE-CHAR -- the character corresponding to a given numeric code
COERCE -- coerce a character list to a string and a string to a list
COMMAND -- forms you type at the top-level, but...
COMMAND-DESCRIPTOR -- an object describing a particular command typed by the user
COMP -- compile some ACL2 functions
COMPILATION -- compiling ACL2 functions
COMPLEX -- create an ACL2 number
COMPLEX-RATIONALP -- recognizes complex rational numbers
COMPOUND-RECOGNIZER -- make a rule used by the typing mechanism
COMPRESS1 -- remove irrelevant pairs from a 1-dimensional array
COMPRESS2 -- remove irrelevant pairs from a 2-dimensional array
COMPUTED-HINTS -- computing advice to the theorem proving process
CONCATENATE -- concatenate lists or strings together
COND -- conditional based on if-then-else
CONGRUENCE -- the relations to maintain while simplifying arguments
CONJUGATE -- complex number conjugate
CONS -- pair and list constructor
CONSP -- recognizer for cons pairs
CONSTRAINT -- restrictions on certain functions introduced in encapsulate events
COPYRIGHT -- ACL2 copyright, license, sponsorship
COROLLARY -- the corollary formula of a rune
CURRENT-PACKAGE -- the package used for reading and printing
CURRENT-THEORY -- currently enabled rules as of logical name
Common Lisp -- Common Lisp
Common Lisp as a Modeling Language -- Common Lisp as a Modeling Language
Conversion -- Conversion to Uppercase
Corroborating Models -- Corroborating Models
DECLARE -- declarations
DEFAULT -- return the :default from the header of a 1- or 2-dimensional array
DEFAULT-DEFUN-MODE -- the default defun-mode of defun'd functions
DEFAULT-PRINT-PROMPT -- the default prompt printed by ld
DEFAXIOM -- add an axiom
DEFCHOOSE -- define a Skolem (witnessing) function
DEFCONG -- prove that one equivalence relation preserves another in a given
argument position of a given function
DEFCONST -- define a constant
DEFDOC -- add a documentation topic
DEFEQUIV -- prove that a function is an equivalence relation
DEFEVALUATOR -- introduce an evaluator function
DEFINE-PC-HELP -- define a macro command whose purpose is to print something
DEFINITION -- make a rule that acts like a function definition
DEFLABEL -- build a landmark and/or add a documentation topic
DEFMACRO -- define a macro
DEFPKG -- define a new symbol package
DEFREFINEMENT -- prove that equiv1 refines equiv2
DEFSTUB -- stub-out a function symbol
DEFTHEORY -- define a theory (to enable or disable a set of rules)
DEFTHM -- prove and name a theorem
DEFUN -- define a function symbol
DEFUN-MODE -- determines whether a function definition is a logical act
DEFUN-MODE-CAVEAT -- functions with defun-mode of :program considered unsound
DEFUN-SK -- define a function whose body has an outermost quantifier
DEFUNS -- an alternative to mutual-recursion
DENOMINATOR -- divisor of a ratio in lowest terms
DIGIT-CHAR-P -- the number, if any, corresponding to a given character
DIGIT-TO-CHAR -- map a digit to a character
DIMENSIONS -- return the :dimensions from the header of a 1- or 2-dimensional array
DISABLE -- deletes names from current theory
DISABLE-FORCING -- to disallow forced case splits
DISABLEDP -- determine whether a given name or rune is disabled
DOC -- brief documentation (type :doc name)
DOC! -- all the documentation for a name (type :doc! name)
DOC-STRING -- formatted documentation strings
DOCS -- available documentation topics (by section)
DOCUMENTATION -- functions that display documentation at the terminal
E0-ORD-< -- the well-founded less-than relation on ordinals up to epsilon-0
E0-ORDINALP -- a recognizer for the ordinals up to epsilon-0
EIGHTH -- eighth member of the list
ELIM -- make a destructor elimination rule
EMBEDDED-EVENT-FORM -- forms that may be embedded in other events
ENABLE -- adds names to current theory
ENABLE-FORCING -- to allow forced case splits
ENCAPSULATE -- constrain some functions and/or hide some events
ENDP -- recognizer for empty lists
ENTER-BOOT-STRAP-MODE -- The first millisecond of the Big Bang
EQ -- equality of symbols
EQL -- test equality (of two numbers, symbols, or characters)
EQLABLE-ALISTP -- recognizer for a true list of pairs whose cars are suitable for eql
EQLABLE-LISTP -- recognizer for a true list of objects each suitable for eql
EQLABLEP -- the guard for the function eql
EQUAL -- true equality
EQUIVALENCE -- mark a relation as an equivalence relation
ER-PROGN -- perform a sequence of state-changing ``error triples''
ESCAPE-TO-COMMON-LISP -- escaping to Common Lisp
EVENP -- test whether an integer is even
EVENTS -- functions that extend the logic
EVISCERATE-HIDE-TERMS -- to print (hide ...) as <hidden>
EXECUTABLE-COUNTERPART -- a rule for computing the value of a function
EXECUTABLE-COUNTERPART-THEORY -- executable counterpart rules as of logical name
EXISTS -- existential quantifier
EXIT-BOOT-STRAP-MODE -- the end of pre-history
EXPLODE-NONNEGATIVE-INTEGER -- the list of characters in the decimal form of a number
EXPT -- exponential function
Evaluating App on Sample Input -- Evaluating App on Sample Input
FAILED-FORCING -- how to deal with a proof failure in a forcing round
FAILURE -- how to deal with a proof failure
FIFTH -- fifth member of the list
FILE-READING-EXAMPLE -- example of reading files in ACL2
FIND-RULES-OF-RUNE -- find the rules named rune
FIRST -- first member of the list
FIX -- coerce to a number
FIX-TRUE-LIST -- coerce to a true list
FLOOR -- division returning an integer by truncating toward negative infinity
FMS -- :(str alist co-channel state evisc) => state
FMT -- formatted printing
FMT1 -- :(str alist col co-channel state evisc) => (mv col state)
FORALL -- universal quantifier
FORCE -- identity function used to force a hypothesis
FORCING-ROUND -- a section of a proof dealing with forced assumptions
FORWARD-CHAINING -- make a rule to forward chain when a certain trigger arises
FOURTH -- fourth member of the list
FULL-BOOK-NAME -- book naming conventions assumed by ACL2
FUNCTION-THEORY -- function symbol rules as of logical name
Flawed Induction Candidates in App Example -- Flawed Induction Candidates in App Example
Functions for Manipulating these Objects -- Functions for Manipulating these Objects
GENERALIZE -- make a rule to restrict generalizations
GENERALIZED-BOOLEANS -- potential soundness issues related to ACL2 predicates
GOAL-SPEC -- to indicate where a hint is to be used
GOOD-BYE -- quit entirely out of Lisp
GROUND-ZERO -- enabled rules in the startup theory
GUARD -- restricting the domain of a function
GUARD-EXAMPLE -- a brief transcript illustrating guards in ACL2
GUARD-INTRODUCTION -- introduction to guards in ACL2
GUARD-MISCELLANY -- miscellaneous remarks about guards
GUARD-QUICK-REFERENCE -- brief summary of guard checking and guard verification
GUARDS-AND-EVALUATION -- the relationship between guards and evaluation
GUARDS-FOR-SPECIFICATION -- guards as a specification device
Guards -- Guards
Guessing the Type of a Newly Admitted Function -- Guessing the Type of a Newly Admitted Function
Guiding the ACL2 Theorem Prover -- Guiding the ACL2 Theorem Prover
HEADER -- return the header of a 1- or 2-dimensional array
HELP -- brief survey of ACL2 features
HIDE -- hide a term from the rewriter
HINTS -- advice to the theorem proving process
HISTORY -- functions that display or change history
Hey Wait! Is ACL2 Typed or Untyped(Q) -- Hey Wait! Is ACL2 Typed or Untyped?
How Long Does It Take to Become an Effective User(Q) -- How Long Does It Take to Become an Effective User?
How To Find Out about ACL2 Functions -- How To Find Out about ACL2 Functions
How To Find Out about ACL2 Functions (continued) -- How To Find Out about ACL2 Functions (continued)
I-AM-HERE -- a convenient marker for use with rebuild
IDENTITY -- the identity function
IF -- if-then-else function
IF* -- for conditional rewriting with BDDs
IFF -- logical ``if and only if''
IFIX -- coerce to an integer
ILLEGAL -- cause a hard error
IMAGPART -- imaginary part of a complex number
IMMEDIATE-FORCE-MODEP -- when executable counterpart is enabled,
forced hypotheses are attacked immediately
IMPLIES -- logical implication
IMPROPER-CONSP -- recognizer for improper (non-null-terminated) non-empty lists
IN-PACKAGE -- select current package
IN-THEORY -- designate ``current'' theory (enabling its rules)
INCLUDE-BOOK -- load the events in a file
INCOMPATIBLE -- declaring that two rules should not both be enabled
INDUCTION -- make a rule that suggests a certain induction
INSTRUCTIONS -- instructions to the proof checker
INT= -- test equality of two integers
INTEGER-LENGTH -- number of bits in two's complement integer representation
INTEGER-LISTP -- recognizer for a true list of integers
INTEGERP -- recognizer for whole numbers
INTERN -- create a new symbol in a given package
INTERN-IN-PACKAGE-OF-SYMBOL -- create a symbol with a given name
INTERSECTION-THEORIES -- intersect two theories
INTERSECTP-EQ -- test whether two lists of symbols intersect
INTERSECTP-EQUAL -- test whether two lists intersect
INTRODUCTION -- introduction to ACL2
INVISIBLE-FNS-ALIST -- functions that are invisible to the loop-stopper algorithm
IO -- input/output facilities in ACL2
IRRELEVANT-FORMALS -- formals that are used but only insignificantly
J
KEEP -- how we know if include-book read the correct files
KEYWORD-COMMANDS -- how keyword commands are processed
KEYWORD-VALUE-LISTP -- recognizer for true lists whose even-position elements are keywords
KEYWORDP -- recognizer for keywords
LAST -- the last cons (not element) of a list
LD -- the ACL2 read-eval-print loop, file loader, and command processor
LD-ERROR-ACTION -- determines ld's response to an error
LD-ERROR-TRIPLES -- determines whether a form caused an error during ld
LD-EVISC-TUPLE -- determines whether ld suppresses details when printing
LD-KEYWORD-ALIASES -- allows the abbreviation of some keyword commands
LD-POST-EVAL-PRINT -- determines whether and how ld prints the result of evaluation
LD-PRE-EVAL-FILTER -- determines which forms ld evaluates
LD-PRE-EVAL-PRINT -- determines whether ld prints the forms to be eval'd
LD-PROMPT -- determines the prompt printed by ld
LD-QUERY-CONTROL-ALIST -- how to default answers to queries
LD-REDEFINITION-ACTION -- to allow redefinition without undoing
LD-SKIP-PROOFSP -- how carefully ACL2 processes your commands
LD-VERBOSE -- determines whether ld prints ``ACL2 Loading ...''
LEMMA-INSTANCE -- an object denoting an instance of a theorem
LENGTH -- length of a string or proper list
LET -- binding of lexically scoped (local) variables
LET* -- binding of lexically scoped (local) variables
LINEAR -- make some arithmetic inequality rules
LINEAR-ALIAS -- make a rule to extend the applicability of linear arithmetic
LIST -- build a list
LIST* -- build a list
LISTP -- recognizer for (not necessarily proper) lists
LOCAL -- hiding an event in an encapsulation or book
LOCAL-INCOMPATIBILITY -- when non-local events won't replay in isolation
LOGAND -- bitwise logical `and' of two integers
LOGANDC1 -- bitwise logical `and' of two ints, complementing the first
LOGANDC2 -- bitwise logical `and' of two ints, complementing the second
LOGBITP -- the ith bit of an integer
LOGCOUNT -- number of ``on'' bits in a two's complement number
LOGEQV -- bitwise logical equivalence of two integers
LOGIC -- to set the default defun-mode to :logic
LOGICAL-NAME -- a name created by a logical event
LOGIOR -- bitwise logical inclusive or of two integers
LOGNAND -- bitwise logical `nand' of two integers
LOGNOR -- bitwise logical `nor' of two integers
LOGNOT -- bitwise not of a two's complement number
LOGORC1 -- bitwise logical inclusive or of two ints, complementing the first
LOGORC2 -- bitwise logical inclusive or of two ints, complementing the second
LOGTEST -- test if two integers share a `1' bit
LOGXOR -- bitwise logical exclusive or of two integers
LOOP-STOPPER -- limit application of permutative rewrite rules
LOWER-CASE-P -- recognizer for lower case characters
LP -- the Common Lisp entry to ACL2
MACRO-ALIASES-TABLE -- a table used to associate function names with macro names
MACRO-ARGS -- the formals list of a macro definition
MACRO-COMMAND -- compound command for the proof-checker
MAKE-CHARACTER-LIST -- coerce to a list of characters
MAKE-LIST -- make a list of a given size
MARKUP -- the markup language for ACL2 documentation strings
MAX -- the larger of two rational numbers
MAXIMUM-LENGTH -- return the :maximum-length from the header of an array
MEMBER -- membership predicate, using eql as test
MEMBER-EQ -- membership predicate, using eq as test
MEMBER-EQUAL -- membership predicate
META -- make a :meta rule (a hand-written simplifier)
MIN -- the smaller of two rational numbers
MINUSP -- test whether a rational number is negative
MISCELLANEOUS -- a miscellany of documented functions and concepts
(often cited in more accessible documentation)
MOD -- remainder using floor
MONITOR -- to monitor the attempted application of a rule name
MONITORED-RUNES -- print the monitored runes and their break conditions
MORE -- your response to :doc or :more-doc's ``(cont'd)''
MORE! -- another response to ``(cont'd)''
MORE-DOC -- a continuation of the :doc documentation
MUTUAL-RECURSION -- define some mutually recursive functions
MUTUAL-RECURSION-PROOF-EXAMPLE -- a small proof about mutually recursive functions
MV -- returning multiple values
MV-LET -- calling multi-valued ACL2 functions
MV-NTH -- the mv-nth element (zero-based) of a list
Modeling in ACL2 -- Modeling in ACL2
Models in Engineering -- Models in Engineering
Models of Computer Hardware and Software -- Models of Computer Hardware and Software
NAME -- syntactic rules on logical names
NFIX -- coerce to a natural number
NINTH -- ninth member of the list
NO-DUPLICATESP -- check for duplicates in a list (using eql for equality)
NO-DUPLICATESP-EQUAL -- check for duplicates in a list (using equal for equality)
NONNEGATIVE-INTEGER-QUOTIENT -- natural number division function
NOT -- logical negation
NOTE-2-0 -- ACL2 Version 2.0 (July, 1997) Notes
NOTE-2-1 -- ACL2 Version 2.1 (December, 1997) Notes
NOTE1 -- Acl2 Version 1.1 Notes
NOTE2 -- Acl2 Version 1.2 Notes
NOTE3 -- Acl2 Version 1.3 Notes
NOTE4 -- Acl2 Version 1.4 Notes
NOTE5 -- Acl2 Version 1.5 Notes
NOTE6 -- Acl2 Version 1.6 Notes
NOTE7 -- ACL2 Version 1.7 (released October 1994) Notes
NOTE8 -- ACL2 Version 1.8 (May, 1995) Notes
NOTE8-UPDATE -- ACL2 Version 1.8 (Summer, 1995) Notes
NOTE9 -- ACL2 Version 1.9 (Fall, 1996) Notes
NQTHM-TO-ACL2 -- ACL2 analogues of Nqthm functions and commands
NTH -- the nth element (zero-based) of a list
NTHCDR -- final segment of a list
NULL -- recognizer for the empty list
NUMERATOR -- dividend of a ratio in lowest terms
Name the Formula Above -- Name the Formula Above
Numbers in ACL2 -- Numbers in ACL2
OBDD -- ordered binary decision diagrams with rewriting
ODDP -- test whether an integer is odd
OK-IF -- conditional exit from break-rewrite
OOPS -- undo a :u or :ubt
OR -- conjunction
OTF-FLG -- pushing all the initial subgoals
OTHER -- other commonly used top-level functions
On the Naming of Subgoals -- On the Naming of Subgoals
Other Requirements -- Other Requirements
Overview of the Expansion of ENDP in the Base Case -- Overview of the Expansion of ENDP in the Base Case
Overview of the Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step -- Overview of the Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step
Overview of the Final Simplification in the Base Case -- Overview of the Final Simplification in the Base Case
Overview of the Proof of a Trivial Consequence -- Overview of the Proof of a Trivial Consequence
Overview of the Simplification of the Base Case to T -- Overview of the Simplification of the Base Case to T
Overview of the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion -- Overview of the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion
Overview of the Simplification of the Induction Step to T -- Overview of the Simplification of the Induction Step to T
PACKAGE-REINCARNATION-IMPORT-RESTRICTIONS -- re-defining undone defpkgs
PAIRLIS -- see pairlis$
PAIRLIS$ -- zipper together two lists
PATHNAME -- introduction to filename conventions in ACL2
PBT -- print the commands back through a command descriptor
PC -- print the command described by a command descriptor
PCB -- print the command block described by a command descriptor
PCB! -- print in full the command block described by a command descriptor
PCS -- print the sequence of commands between two command descriptors
PE -- print the event named by a logical name
PE! -- print all the events named by a logical name
PF -- print the formula corresponding to the given name
PL -- print the rules whose top function symbol is the given name
PLUSP -- test whether a rational number is positive
PORTCULLIS -- the gate guarding the entrance to a certified book
POSITION -- position of an item in a string or a list, using eql as test
POSITION-EQ -- position of an item in a string or a list, using eq as test
POSITION-EQUAL -- position of an item in a string or a list
PPROGN -- evaluate a sequence of forms that return state
PR -- print the rules stored by the event with the given name
PR! -- print rules stored by the command with a given command descriptor
PRINT-DOC-START-COLUMN -- printing the one-liner
PROGN -- see the documentation for er-progn
PROGRAM -- to set the default defun-mode to :program
PROGRAMMING -- built-in ACL2 functions
PROMPT -- the prompt printed by ld
PROOF-CHECKER -- support for low-level interaction
PROOF-OF-WELL-FOUNDEDNESS -- a proof that e0-ord-< is well-founded on e0-ordinalps
PROOF-TREE -- proof tree displays
PROOF-TREE-DETAILS -- proof tree details not covered elsewhere
PROOF-TREE-EXAMPLES -- proof tree example
PROOFS-CO -- the proofs character output channel
PROPER-CONSP -- recognizer for proper (null-terminated) non-empty lists
PROPS -- print the ACL2 properties on a symbol
PSEUDO-TERMP -- a predicate for recognizing term-like s-expressions
PUFF -- replace a compound command by its immediate subevents
PUFF* -- replace a compound command by its subevents
PUT-ASSOC-EQ -- modify an association list by associating a value with a key
PUT-ASSOC-EQUAL -- modify an association list by associating a value with a key
Pages Written Especially for the Tours -- Pages Written Especially for the Tours
Perhaps -- Perhaps
Popping out of an Inductive Proof -- Popping out of an Inductive Proof
Proving Theorems about Models -- Proving Theorems about Models
Q -- quit ACL2 (type :q) -- reenter with (lp)
RASSOC -- look up value in association list, using eql as test
RATIONAL-LISTP -- recognizer for a true list of rational numbers
RATIONALP -- recognizer for whole numbers
REALPART -- real part of a complex number
REBUILD -- a convenient way to reconstruct your old state
REDEF -- a common way to set ld-redefinition-action
REDEF! -- system hacker's redefinition command
REDEFINED-NAMES -- to collect the names that have been redefined
REDEFINING-PROGRAMS -- an explanation of why we restrict redefinitions
REDUNDANT-EVENTS -- allowing a name to be introduced ``twice''
REFINEMENT -- record that one equivalence relation refines another
RELEASE-NOTES -- pointers to what has changed
REM -- remainder using truncate
REMOVE -- remove all occurrences, testing using eql
REMOVE-DUPLICATES -- remove duplicates from a string or (using eql) a list
REMOVE-DUPLICATES-EQUAL -- remove duplicates from a list
REMOVE-MACRO-ALIAS -- remove the association of a function name with a macro name
RESET-LD-SPECIALS -- restores initial settings of the ld specials
REST -- rest (cdr) of the list
RETRIEVE -- re-enter a (specified) proof-checker state
REVAPPEND -- concatentate the reverse of one list to another
REVERSE -- reverse a list
REWRITE -- make some :rewrite rules (possibly conditional ones)
RFIX -- coerce to a rational number
ROUND -- division returning an integer by rounding off
RULE-CLASSES -- adding rules to the data base
RULE-NAMES -- How rules are named.
RUNE -- a rule name
Revisiting the Admission of App -- Revisiting the Admission of App
Rewrite Rules are Generated from DEFTHM Events -- Rewrite Rules are Generated from DEFTHM Events
Running Models -- Running Models
SAVING-AND-RESTORING -- saving and restoring your logical state
SECOND -- second member of the list
SET-CBD -- to set the connected book directory
SET-COMPILE-FNS -- have each function compiled as you go along.
SET-DIFFERENCE-EQUAL -- elements of one list that are not elements of another
SET-DIFFERENCE-THEORIES -- difference of two theories
SET-GUARD-CHECKING -- control checking guards during execution of top-level forms
SET-IGNORE-OK -- allow unused formals and locals without an ignore declaration
SET-INHIBIT-OUTPUT-LST -- control output
SET-INHIBIT-WARNINGS -- control warnings
SET-INVISIBLE-FNS-ALIST -- set the invisible functions alist
SET-IRRELEVANT-FORMALS-OK -- allow irrelevant formals in definitions
SET-MEASURE-FUNCTION -- set the default measure function symbol
SET-STATE-OK -- allow the use of STATE as a formal parameter
SET-VERIFY-GUARDS-EAGERNESS -- the eagerness with which guard verification is tried.
SET-WELL-FOUNDED-RELATION -- set the default well-founded relation
SEVENTH -- seventh member of the list
SHOW-BDD -- inspect failed BDD proof attempts
SIGNATURE -- how to specify the arity of a constrained function
SIGNUM -- indicator for positive, negative, or zero
SIMPLE -- :definition and :rewrite rules used in preprocessing
SIXTH -- sixth member of the list
SKIP-PROOFS -- skip proofs for an event -- a quick way to introduce unsoundness
SLOW-ARRAY-WARNING -- a warning issued when arrays are used inefficiently
SOLUTION-TO-SIMPLE-EXAMPLE -- solution to a simple example
SPECIOUS-SIMPLIFICATION -- nonproductive proof steps
STANDARD-CHAR-LISTP -- recognizer for standard characters
STANDARD-CHAR-P -- recognizer for standard characters
STANDARD-CO -- the character output channel to which ld prints
STANDARD-OI -- the standard object input ``channel''
START-PROOF-TREE -- start displaying proof trees during proofs
STARTUP -- How to start using ACL2; the ACL2 command loop
STATE -- the von Neumannesque ACL2 state object
STATE is the Only Variable in Top-Level Forms -- STATE is the Only Variable in Top-Level Forms
STOP-PROOF-TREE -- stop displaying proof trees during proofs
STRING -- coerce to a string
STRING-ALISTP -- recognizer for association lists with strings as keys
STRING-APPEND -- concatenate two strings
STRING-DOWNCASE -- in a given string, turn upper-case characters into lower-case
STRING-EQUAL -- string equality without regard to case
STRING-LISTP -- recognizer for a true list of strings
STRING-UPCASE -- in a given string, turn lower-case characters into upper-case
STRING< -- less-than test for strings
STRING<= -- less-than-or-equal test for strings
STRING> -- greater-than test for strings
STRING>= -- less-than-or-equal test for strings
STRINGP -- recognizer for strings
STRIP-CARS -- collect up all first components of pairs in a list
STRIP-CDRS -- collect up all second components of pairs in a list
SUBLIS -- substitute an alist into a tree
SUBSEQ -- subsequence of a string or list
SUBSETP -- test if every member of one list is a member of the other
SUBSETP-EQUAL -- check if all members of one list are members of the other
SUBST -- a single substitution into a tree
SUBVERSIVE-INDUCTIONS -- why we restrict encapsulated recursive functions
SYMBOL-< -- less-than test for symbols
SYMBOL-ALISTP -- recognizer for association lists with symbols as keys
SYMBOL-LISTP -- recognizer for a true list of symbols
SYMBOL-NAME -- the name of a symbol (a string)
SYMBOL-PACKAGE-NAME -- the name of the package of a symbol (a string)
SYMBOLP -- recognizer for symbols
SYNTAX -- the syntax of ACL2 is that of Common Lisp
SYNTAXP -- to attach a heuristic filter on a :rewrite rule
Subsumption of Induction Candidates in App Example -- Subsumption of Induction Candidates in App Example
Suggested Inductions in the Associativity of App Example -- Suggested Inductions in the Associativity of App Example
Symbolic Execution of Models -- Symbolic Execution of Models
TABLE -- user-managed tables
TAKE -- initial segment of a list
TENTH -- tenth member of the list
TERM -- the three senses of well-formed ACL2 expressions or formulas
TERM-ORDER -- the ordering relation on terms used by ACL2
TERM-TABLE -- a table used to validate meta rules
THE -- run-time type check
THEORIES -- sets of runes to enable/disable in concert
THEORY -- retrieve named theory
THEORY-FUNCTIONS -- functions for obtaining or producing theories
THEORY-INVARIANT -- user-specified invariants on theories
THIRD -- third member of the list
THM -- prove a theorem
TIDBITS -- some basic hints for using ACL2
TIPS -- some hints for using the ACL2 prover
TOGGLE-PC-MACRO -- change an ordinary macro command to an atomic macro, or vice-versa
TRANS -- print the macroexpansion of a form
TRANS1 -- print the one-step macroexpansion of a form
TRUE-LIST-LISTP -- recognizer for true (proper) lists of true lists
TRUE-LISTP -- recognizer for proper (null-terminated) lists
TRUNCATE -- division returning an integer by truncating toward 0
TTREE -- tag trees
TUTORIAL-EXAMPLES -- examples of ACL2 usage
TUTORIAL1-TOWERS-OF-HANOI -- The Towers of Hanoi Example
TUTORIAL2-EIGHTS-PROBLEM -- The Eights Problem Example
TUTORIAL3-PHONEBOOK-EXAMPLE -- A Phonebook Specification
TUTORIAL4-DEFUN-SK-EXAMPLE -- example of quantified notions
TUTORIAL5-MISCELLANEOUS-EXAMPLES -- miscellaneous ACL2 examples
TYPE-PRESCRIPTION -- make a rule that specifies the type of a term
TYPE-SET -- how type information is encoded in ACL2
TYPE-SET-INVERTER -- exhibit a new decoding for an ACL2 type-set
TYPE-SPEC -- type specifiers in declarations
The Admission of App -- The Admission of App
The Associativity of App -- The Associativity of App
The Base Case in the App Example -- The Base Case in the App Example
The End of the Flying Tour -- The End of the Flying Tour
The End of the Proof of the Associativity of App -- The End of the Proof of the Associativity of App
The End of the Walking Tour -- The End of the Walking Tour
The Event Summary -- The Event Summary
The Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step (Step 0) -- The Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step (Step 0)
The Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step (Step 1) -- The Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step (Step 1)
The Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step (Step 2) -- The Expansion of ENDP in the Induction Step (Step 2)
The Falling Body Model -- The Falling Body Model
The Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 0) -- the Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 0)
The Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 1) -- the Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 1)
The Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 2) -- the Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 2)
The Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 3) -- the Final Simplification in the Base Case (Step 3)
The First Application of the Associativity Rule -- The First Application of the Associativity Rule
The Induction Scheme Selected for the App Example -- The Induction Scheme Selected for the App Example
The Induction Step in the App Example -- The Induction Step in the App Example
The Instantiation of the Induction Scheme -- The Instantiation of the Induction Scheme
The Justification of the Induction Scheme -- The Justification of the Induction Scheme
The Proof of the Associativity of App -- The Proof of the Associativity of App
The Q.E.D. Message -- The Q.E.D. Message
The Rules used in the Associativity of App Proof -- The Rules used in the Associativity of App Proof
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 0) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 0)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 1) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 1)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 10) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 10)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 11) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 11)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 12) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 12)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 2) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 2)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 3) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 3)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 4) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 4)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 5) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 5)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 6) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 6)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 7) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 7)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 8) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 8)
The Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 9) -- the Simplification of the Induction Conclusion (Step 9)
The Summary of the Proof of the Trivial Consequence -- The Summary of the Proof of the Trivial Consequence
The Theorem that App is Associative -- The Theorem that App is Associative
The Time Taken to do the Associativity of App Proof -- The Time Taken to do the Associativity of App Proof
The Tours -- The Tours
The WARNING about the Trivial Consequence -- The WARNING about the Trivial Consequence
U -- undo last command, without a query
UBT -- undo the commands back through a command descriptor
UBT! -- undo commands, without a query or an error
UNARY-- -- arithmetic negation function
UNARY-/ -- reciprocal function
UNCERTIFIED-BOOKS -- invalid certificates and uncertified books
UNION-EQ -- union of two lists of symbols
UNION-EQUAL -- union of two lists
UNION-THEORIES -- union two theories
UNIVERSAL-THEORY -- all rules as of logical name
UNMONITOR -- to stop monitoring a rule name
UNSAVE -- remove a proof-checker state
UPDATE-NTH -- modify a list by putting the given value at the given position
UPPER-CASE-P -- recognizer for upper case characters
USING-COMPUTED-HINTS -- how to use computed hints
USING-COMPUTED-HINTS-1 -- Driving Home the Basics
USING-COMPUTED-HINTS-2 -- One Hint to Every Top-Level Goal in a Forcing Round
USING-COMPUTED-HINTS-3 -- Hints as a Function of the Goal (not its Name)
USING-COMPUTED-HINTS-4 -- Computing the Hints
USING-COMPUTED-HINTS-5 -- Debugging Computed Hints
USING-COMPUTED-HINTS-6 -- Some Final Comments
Undocumented Topic -- Undocumented Topic
Using the Associativity of App to Prove a Trivial Consequence -- Using the Associativity of App to Prove a Trivial Consequence
VERIFY -- enter the interactive proof checker
VERIFY-GUARDS -- verify the guards of a function
VERIFY-TERMINATION -- convert a function from :program mode to :logic mode
VERSION -- ACL2 Version Number
WELL-FOUNDED-RELATION -- show that a relation is well-founded on a set
WHY-BRR -- an explanation of why ACL2 has an explicit brr mode
WORLD -- ACL2 property lists and the ACL2 logical data base
WORMHOLE -- ld without state -- a short-cut to a parallel universe
What Is ACL2(Q) -- What Is ACL2?
What is Required of the User(Q) -- What is Required of the User?
What is a Mathematical Logic(Q) -- What is a Mathematical Logic?
What is a Mechanical Theorem Prover(Q) -- What is a Mechanical Theorem Prover?
What is a Mechanical Theorem Prover(Q) (continued) -- What is a Mechanical Theorem Prover? (continued)
XARGS -- giving hints to defun
You Must Think about the Use of a Formula as a Rule -- You Must Think about the Use of a Formula as a Rule
ZERO-TEST-IDIOMS -- how to test for 0
ZEROP -- test an acl2-number against 0
ZIP -- testing an ``integer'' against 0
ZP -- testing a ``natural'' against 0
ACL2-PC::= -- (atomic macro)
attempt an equality (or equivalence) substitution
ACL2-PC::ACL2-WRAP -- (macro)
same as (lisp x)
ACL2-PC::ADD-ABBREVIATION -- (primitive)
add an abbreviation
ACL2-PC::BASH -- (atomic macro)
call the ACL2 theorem prover's simplifier
ACL2-PC::BDD -- (atomic macro)
prove the current goal using bdds
ACL2-PC::BK -- (atomic macro)
move backward one argument in the enclosing term
ACL2-PC::BOOKMARK -- (macro)
insert matching ``bookends'' comments
ACL2-PC::CASESPLIT -- (primitive)
split into two cases
ACL2-PC::CG -- (macro)
change to another goal.
ACL2-PC::CHANGE-GOAL -- (primitive)
change to another goal.
ACL2-PC::CLAIM -- (atomic macro)
add a new hypothesis
ACL2-PC::COMM -- (macro)
display instructions from the current interactive session
ACL2-PC::COMMANDS -- (macro)
display instructions from the current interactive session
ACL2-PC::COMMENT -- (primitive)
insert a comment
ACL2-PC::CONTRADICT -- (macro)
same as contrapose
ACL2-PC::CONTRAPOSE -- (primitive)
switch a hypothesis with the conclusion, negating both
ACL2-PC::DEMOTE -- (primitive)
move top-level hypotheses to the conclusion
ACL2-PC::DIVE -- (primitive)
move to the indicated subterm
ACL2-PC::DO-ALL -- (macro)
run the given instructions
ACL2-PC::DO-ALL-NO-PROMPT -- (macro)
run the given instructions, halting once there is a ``failure''
ACL2-PC::DO-STRICT -- (macro)
run the given instructions, halting once there is a ``failure''
ACL2-PC::DROP -- (primitive)
drop top-level hypotheses
ACL2-PC::DV -- (atomic macro)
move to the indicated subterm
ACL2-PC::ELIM -- (atomic macro)
call the ACL2 theorem prover's elimination process
ACL2-PC::EQUIV -- (primitive)
attempt an equality (or congruence-based) substitution
ACL2-PC::EX -- (macro)
exit after possibly saving the state
ACL2-PC::EXIT -- (meta)
exit the interactive proof-checker
ACL2-PC::EXPAND -- (primitive)
expand the current function call without simplification
ACL2-PC::FAIL -- (macro)
cause a failure
ACL2-PC::FORWARDCHAIN -- (atomic macro)
forward chain from an implication in the hyps
ACL2-PC::FREE -- (atomic macro)
create a ``free variable''
ACL2-PC::GENERALIZE -- (primitive)
perform a generalization
ACL2-PC::GOALS -- (macro)
list the names of goals on the stack
ACL2-PC::HELP -- (macro)
proof-checker help facility
ACL2-PC::HELP! -- (macro)
proof-checker help facility
ACL2-PC::HELP-LONG -- (macro)
same as help!
ACL2-PC::HYPS -- (macro)
print the hypotheses
ACL2-PC::ILLEGAL -- (macro)
illegal instruction
ACL2-PC::IN-THEORY -- (primitive)
set the current proof-checker theory
ACL2-PC::INDUCT -- (atomic macro)
generate subgoals using induction
ACL2-PC::LISP -- (meta)
evaluate the given form in Lisp
ACL2-PC::MORE -- (macro)
proof-checker help facility
ACL2-PC::MORE! -- (macro)
proof-checker help facility
ACL2-PC::NEGATE -- (macro)
run the given instructions, and ``succeed'' if and only if they ``fail''
ACL2-PC::NIL -- (macro)
used for interpreting control-d
ACL2-PC::NOISE -- (meta)
run instructions with output
ACL2-PC::NX -- (atomic macro)
move forward one argument in the enclosing term
ACL2-PC::ORELSE -- (macro)
run the first instruction; if (and only if) it ``fails'', run the
second
ACL2-PC::P -- (macro)
prettyprint the current term
ACL2-PC::P-TOP -- (macro)
prettyprint the conclusion, highlighting the current term
ACL2-PC::PP -- (macro)
prettyprint the current term
ACL2-PC::PRINT -- (macro)
print the result of evaluating the given form
ACL2-PC::PRINT-ALL-GOALS -- (macro)
print all the (as yet unproved) goals
ACL2-PC::PRINT-MAIN -- (macro)
print the original goal
ACL2-PC::PRO -- (atomic macro)
repeatedly apply promote
ACL2-PC::PROMOTE -- (primitive)
move antecedents of conclusion's implies term to top-level
hypotheses
ACL2-PC::PROTECT -- (macro)
run the given instructions, reverting to existing state upon
failure
ACL2-PC::PROVE -- (primitive)
call the ACL2 theorem prover to prove the current goal
ACL2-PC::PUT -- (macro)
substitute for a ``free variable''
ACL2-PC::QUIET -- (meta)
run instructions without output
ACL2-PC::R -- (macro)
same as rewrite
ACL2-PC::REDUCE -- (atomic macro)
call the ACL2 theorem prover's simplifier
ACL2-PC::REDUCE-BY-INDUCTION -- (macro)
call the ACL2 prover without induction, after going into
induction
ACL2-PC::REMOVE-ABBREVIATIONS -- (primitive)
remove one or more abbreviations
ACL2-PC::REPEAT -- (macro)
repeat the given instruction until it ``fails''
ACL2-PC::REPEAT-REC -- (macro)
auxiliary to repeat
ACL2-PC::REPLAY -- (macro)
replay one or more instructions
ACL2-PC::RESTORE -- (meta)
remove the effect of an UNDO command
ACL2-PC::RETAIN -- (atomic macro)
drop all but the indicated top-level hypotheses
ACL2-PC::RETRIEVE -- (macro)
re-enter the proof-checker
ACL2-PC::REWRITE -- (primitive)
apply a rewrite rule
ACL2-PC::RUN-INSTR-ON-GOAL -- (macro)
auxiliary toxae THEN
ACL2-PC::RUN-INSTR-ON-NEW-GOALS -- (macro)
auxiliary to then
ACL2-PC::S -- (primitive)
simplify the current subterm
ACL2-PC::S-PROP -- (atomic macro)
simplify propositionally
ACL2-PC::SAVE -- (macro)
save the proof-checker state (state-stack)
ACL2-PC::SEQUENCE -- (meta)
run the given list of instructions according to a multitude of
options
ACL2-PC::SHOW-ABBREVIATIONS -- (macro)
display the current abbreviations
ACL2-PC::SHOW-REWRITES -- (macro)
display the applicable rewrite rules
ACL2-PC::SKIP -- (macro)
``succeed'' without doing anything
ACL2-PC::SL -- (atomic macro)
simplify with lemmas
ACL2-PC::SPLIT -- (atomic macro)
split the current goal into cases
ACL2-PC::SR -- (macro)
same as SHOW-REWRITES
ACL2-PC::SUCCEED -- (macro)
run the given instructions, and ``succeed''
ACL2-PC::TH -- (macro)
print the top-level hypotheses and the current subterm
ACL2-PC::THEN -- (macro)
apply one instruction to current goal and another to new subgoals
ACL2-PC::TOP -- (atomic macro)
move to the top of the goal
ACL2-PC::TYPE-ALIST -- (macro)
display the type-alist from the current context
ACL2-PC::UNDO -- (meta)
undo some instructions
ACL2-PC::UNSAVE -- (macro)
remove a proof-checker state
ACL2-PC::UP -- (primitive)
move to the parent (or some ancestor) of the current subterm
ACL2-PC::USE -- (atomic macro)
use a lemma instance
ACL2-PC::X -- (atomic macro)
expand and (maybe) simplify function call at the current subterm
ACL2-PC::X-DUMB -- (atomic macro)
expand function call at the current subterm, without simplifying
