Questions tagged [proof-assistant]
A proof assistant, or interactive theorem prover, is a software tool to assist with the development of formal proofs by human-machine collaboration.
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Comparison between proof assistants for coinductive structures and proofs
I have a quite vague and naïve question: what are the differences between the different proof assistants regarding coinduction?
My motivation is that I'd like to formalize some proofs, basically about ...
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Does there exists a logical format so that my app can export in that format, and the existing popular proof assistants can take it as input?
I'm creating a "CAS for category theory / homological algebra" in C++ that "supports proofs". Although it is feature creep, I was wondering if there exists a format that my app ...
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What is known about performance bottlenecks in proof assistants?
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In my personal experience, the biggest bottleneck to broader adoption of proof assistants (in industry and mathematics) is the effort it takes to engineer proofs. (In lines of code, for ...
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Is it possible to make a proof assistant program based on ZFC?
I heard that many proof assistant programs are made based on the type theory.
For me, as a mathematician, when I met Coq at first, it is difficult to accustomed with it.
So I have a question.
Is it ...
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Proof assistants for undergraduate analysis
I am looking for a program that would help me prove some elementary inequalities. What I mean by that is that:
I would tell the program some term written with usual functions, then I would tell him « ...