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A Deeper Look at Depth: Stable Generation Accounting for Quantifier Reasoning
SMT solvers make automated verification convenient. At the same time, solvers suffer from instability, whereby seemingly inconsequential changes to the input may cause a previously quickly produced proof to fail or time out. This paper addresses a common cause of outcome instability (i.e., unsat/unk
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