Apart from symbols defined in the theories, only constants exist in a problem.
Apart from symbols defined in the theories, only constants exist in a problem. All quantifiers are existential (in the antecedent).
In addition to symbols defined in the theories, also constants, uninterpreted predicates, and uninterpreted functions can exist.
In addition to symbols defined in the theories, also constants, uninterpreted predicates, and uninterpreted functions can exist. Uninterpreted predicates or uninterpreted partial functions can be defined through e-matching. All other quantifiers are existential (in the antecedent), and in particular there are no function totality axioms.
In addition to symbols defined in the theories, also constants, uninterpreted predicates, uninterpreted functions, and arbitrary quantifiers can exist.
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