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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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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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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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Background 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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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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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 « ...
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