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Zusammenfassung:
The architecture of the {Waldmeister} prover for unit equational
deduction is based on a strict separation of active and passive
facts. After an inspection of the system's proof procedure, the
representation of each of the central data structures is outlined,
namely indexing for the active facts, compression for the passive
facts, successor sets for the hypotheses, and minimal recording of
inference steps for the proof object. In order to cope with large
search spaces, specialized redundancy criteria are employed, and the
empirically gained control knowledge is integrated to ease the use
of the system. The paper concludes with a quantitative comparison of
the {Waldmeister} versions over the years, and a view of the future
prospects.
