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The Matita Interactive Theorem Prover

by Andrea Asperti, Wilmer Ricciotti, Claudio Sacerdoti Coen, Enrico Tassi
"... Abstract. Matita is an interactive theorem prover being developed by the Helm team at the University of Bologna. Its stable version 0.5.x may be downloaded at ..."
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Abstract. Matita is an interactive theorem prover being developed by the Helm team at the University of Bologna. Its stable version 0.5.x may be downloaded at

Exploiting Parallelism in Interactive Theorem Provers

by Roderick Moten - Proceedings of TPHOLs, volume 1479 of LNCS , 1998
"... . This paper reports on the implementation and analysis of the MP refiner, the first parallel interactive theorem prover. The MP refiner is a shared memory multi-processor implementation of the inference engine of Nuprl. The inference engine of Nuprl is called the refiner. The MP refiner is a co ..."
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. This paper reports on the implementation and analysis of the MP refiner, the first parallel interactive theorem prover. The MP refiner is a shared memory multi-processor implementation of the inference engine of Nuprl. The inference engine of Nuprl is called the refiner. The MP refiner is a

Multi-threading in an Interactive Theorem Prover

by Phil Cook, Phil Cook, Peter Robinson, Peter Robinson , 1999
"... s and compressed postscript files are available via http://svrc.it.uq.edu.au Multi-threading in an Interactive Theorem Prover Phil Cook Peter Robinson Abstract The Ergo theorem prover is an interactive prover that is currently being used by the SVRC for carrying out proofs associated with the ..."
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s and compressed postscript files are available via http://svrc.it.uq.edu.au Multi-threading in an Interactive Theorem Prover Phil Cook Peter Robinson Abstract The Ergo theorem prover is an interactive prover that is currently being used by the SVRC for carrying out proofs associated

STUqENT USE OF AN INTERACTIVE THEOREM PROVER

by James Mcdonald
"... This article focuses on the use of an interactive theorem prover by students in a course on axiomatic set theory. The framework of use is described and then a number of student proofs are presented with comments and explanations. The last part of the article concentrates on feasible ways of improvin ..."
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This article focuses on the use of an interactive theorem prover by students in a course on axiomatic set theory. The framework of use is described and then a number of student proofs are presented with comments and explanations. The last part of the article concentrates on feasible ways

Dependency Graphs for Interactive Theorem Provers

by Yves Bertot, Olivier Pons, Loïc Pottier , 2000
"... We propose tools to visualize large proof developments as graphs of theorems and definitions where edges denote the dependency between two theorems. In particular, we study means to limit the size of graphs. Experiments have been done with the Coq theorem prover [DFH + 93] and the GraphViz [EGKN] an ..."
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We propose tools to visualize large proof developments as graphs of theorems and definitions where edges denote the dependency between two theorems. In particular, we study means to limit the size of graphs. Experiments have been done with the Coq theorem prover [DFH + 93] and the GraphViz [EGKN

Trusted Extensions of Interactive Theorem Provers: Workshop Summary

by Konrad Slind
"... Abstract. A fundamental strength of interactive theorem provers (ITPs) is the high degree of trust one can place in formalizations carried out in them. ITPs are usually also extensible, both at the logic level and at the implementation level. There is consequently a substantial body of ex-isting and ..."
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Abstract. A fundamental strength of interactive theorem provers (ITPs) is the high degree of trust one can place in formalizations carried out in them. ITPs are usually also extensible, both at the logic level and at the implementation level. There is consequently a substantial body of ex

The demonstration interactive theorem prover Demo3.3

by Peter J. Robinson, Peter J. Robinson, K. Whitwell, K. Whitwell , 1993
"... This paper describes the prototype interactive theorem prover demo3.3. The prototype demonstrates several proposals for increasing the efficiency and convenience of interactive deductive reasoning. These include: the use of a very high-level logic programming language (Qu-Prolog) for implementation, ..."
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This paper describes the prototype interactive theorem prover demo3.3. The prototype demonstrates several proposals for increasing the efficiency and convenience of interactive deductive reasoning. These include: the use of a very high-level logic programming language (Qu-Prolog) for implementation

Embedding imperative synchronous languages in interactive theorem provers

by K. Schneider, Universität Karlsruhe - In International Conference on Application of Concurrency to System Design (ICACSD 2001 , 2001
"... We present a new way to define the semantics of imperative synchronous languages by means of separating the control and the data flow. The control flow is defined by predi-cates that describe entering conditions, conditions for in-ternal moves, and termination conditions. The data flow is based on t ..."
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on the extraction of guarded commands. This defini-tion principle can be applied to any imperative synchronous language like Esterel or some statechart variants. Follow-ing this definition principle, we have embedded our lan-guageQuartz (an Esterel variant) in the interactive theorem prover HOL. We use

Automated Specification Analysis Using an Interactive Theorem Prover

by Harsh Raju Chamarthi, Panagiotis Manolios
"... Abstract—A method for analyzing designs and their specifications is presented. The method makes essential use of an interactive theorem prover, but is fully automatic. Given a design and a specification, the method returns one of three possible answers. It can report that the design does not satisfy ..."
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Abstract—A method for analyzing designs and their specifications is presented. The method makes essential use of an interactive theorem prover, but is fully automatic. Given a design and a specification, the method returns one of three possible answers. It can report that the design does

Interactive Theorem Provers from the perspective of Isabelle/Isar

by Makarius Wenzel
"... Abstract. Interactive Theorem Provers have a long tradition, going back to the 1970s when interaction was introduced as a concept in computing. The main provers in use today can be traced back over 20–30 years of development. As common traits there are usually strong logical systems at the bottom, w ..."
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Abstract. Interactive Theorem Provers have a long tradition, going back to the 1970s when interaction was introduced as a concept in computing. The main provers in use today can be traced back over 20–30 years of development. As common traits there are usually strong logical systems at the bottom
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