The beginnings of Polish lexicography: How to present glosses in the medieval dictionary in the digital age?

The purpose of this paper is to show how this specific type of attestations—Polish glosses in Latin dictionaries—can be presented in the electronic form. The starting point for my considerations will be the online database Rozariusze z polskimi glosami (Rosarii with Polish glosses – rozariusze.ijp.pan.pl). The database collects Polish vocabulary written in the so-called rosarii, i.e. texts representing the Polish redaction of the Vocabularius Ex quo dictionary. The online tool allows users to view and search the collected resources in the following layouts: attestations, entries, concordance. The database was created to collect the elaboration of Polish glosses in the so-called rosarii, but it also may be an inspiration or a partial model for research of such attestations in the other vernacular languages.

Interpolation and Model Checking for Nonlinear Arithmetic

We present a new model-based interpolation procedure for satisfiability modulo theories (SMT). The procedure uses a new mode of interaction with the SMT solver that we call solving modulo a model. This either extends a given partial model into a full model for a set of assertions or returns an explanation (a model interpolant) when no solution exists. This mode of interaction fits well into the model-constructing satisfiability (MCSAT) framework of SMT. We use it to develop an interpolation procedure for any MCSAT-supported theory. In particular, this method leads to an effective interpolation procedure for nonlinear real arithmetic. We evaluate the new procedure by integrating it into a model checker and comparing it with state-of-art model-checking tools for nonlinear arithmetic.