Update README with new name

README.md

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-# Axiom Profiler 2.0
+![SmtScope](axiom-profiler-GUI/assets/html/logo_side_small.png?raw=true "SmtScope")
 
 [Runs online](https://viperproject.github.io/axiom-profiler-2/) · [Tutorial](https://github.com/viperproject/axiom-profiler-2/wiki/Tutorial)
 
 A tool for visualising, analysing and understanding quantifier instantiations made via E-matching in a run of an SMT solver (at present, only [Z3](https://github.com/Z3Prover/z3) has been modified to provide the necessary log files).
 The tool takes a log file (which can be generated by Z3 by passing additional command-line options; see below) and presents information visually, primarily using a graph representation of the quantifier instantiations made and their causal connections.
 This graph can be filtered and explored in a variety of ways, and detailed explanations of individual quantifier instantiations are assembled and displayed. A range of customisations are available for aiding the presentation and understanding of this information, including explanations of equalities used to justify a quantifier instantiation.
 
-This tool reimplements [Axiom Profiler 1.0](https://github.com/viperproject/axiom-profiler) and aims to eventually add new features while still delivering on 3 improvements:
-- OS agnostic (runs in the browser)
-- Better performance (about 10x faster parsing)
-- Does not crash
+This tool supersedes the [Axiom Profiler](https://github.com/viperproject/axiom-profiler). S<b><sub><sup>MT</sup></sub></b>S<b><sub><sup>COPE</sup></sub></b> is more stable, ~10x faster and is better a debugging z3 performance issues.
 
 More details of the tool's features can be found in the [README](https://github.com/viperproject/axiom-profiler/blob/master/README.md) of the old tool.
 
 > Note: not all features of the old tool are currently implemented: you may still find it useful to use the old tool.
 
 ## Obtaining logs from Z3
 
-NOTE: The Axiom Profiler requires at least version 4.8.5 of z3. To build the latest version of z3 from source follow the instructions at https://github.com/Z3Prover/z3.
+NOTE: The S<b><sub><sup>MT</sup></sub></b>S<b><sub><sup>COPE</sup></sub></b> requires at least version 4.8.5 of z3. To build the latest version of z3 from source follow the instructions at https://github.com/Z3Prover/z3.
 
 Run Z3 with two extra command-line options:
 
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     z3 trace=true proof=true trace-file-name=foo.log ./input.smt2
 
-NOTE: if this takes too long, it is possible to run the Axiom Profiler with a prefix of a valid log file - you could potentially kill the z3 process and obtain the corresponding partial log. Some users (especially on Windows) have reported that killing z3 can cause a lot of the file contents to disappear; if you observe this problem, it's recommended to copy the log file before killing the process.
+NOTE: if this takes too long, it is possible to run S<b><sub><sup>MT</sup></sub></b>S<b><sub><sup>COPE</sup></sub></b> with a prefix of a valid log file - you could potentially kill the z3 process and obtain the corresponding partial log. Some users (especially on Windows) have reported that killing z3 can cause a lot of the file contents to disappear; if you observe this problem, it's recommended to copy the log file before killing the process.
 
-Similarly, if you have a log file which takes too long to load into the Axiom Profiler, hitting Cancel will cause the tool to work with the portion loaded so far.
+Similarly, if you have a log file which takes too long to load into S<b><sub><sup>MT</sup></sub></b>S<b><sub><sup>COPE</sup></sub></b>, hitting Cancel will cause the tool to work with the portion loaded so far.
 
 To correctly parse the log file, we impose a few [restrictions](smt-log-parser/design-docs/restrictions.md) on the smt2 file given to z3.