Higher-order unification

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I'm working on a higher-order theorem prover, of which unification seems to be the most difficult subproblem.

If Huet's algorithm is still considered state-of-the-art, does anyone have any links to explanations of it that are written to be understood by a programmer rather than a mathematician?

Or even any examples of where it works and the usual first-order algorithm doesn't?

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