Philip Zucker • 1/12/2026

Dagstuhl Egraphs

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The article is a personal and technical reflection on attending the Dagstuhl workshop focused on egraphs and compilers. The author shares experiences from the event, discusses specific technical topics like ground Knuth-Bendix completion and SMT solvers, and outlines potential future projects including benchmarks, an ebook on egraphs, and implementing a microegg in Rust.

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