Discussion
What is the difference between a prover and a solver?
Answer: B
The two answer different questions, though refutation connects them, since proving a theorem amounts to showing a formula unsatisfiable. Both exist for both logics, both may be automatic, and satisfiability solvers are complete. Recognising that two tools answer questions that a single identity converts into one another is what allows a problem to be handed to whichever has the better implementation.
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