Henk Barendregt
Abstract
Formalizing mathematical proofs has as aim to represent arbitrary mathematical notions and proofs on a computer in order to construct a database of certified results useful to learn and develop the subject.
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Formalizing mathematical proofs has as aim to represent arbitrary mathematical notions and proofs on a computer in order to construct a database of certified results useful to learn and develop the subject.
Key concepts: Mathematical proof, Proof assistant, Computer science, Construct (python library), Programming language, Proof complexity, Computer-assisted proof, Automated theorem proving