Proof of a CWMO problem generalized Darij Grinberg version 7 September 2009 The following result is due to Dan Schwarz. It was proposed as problem 4 (c) for the 9th grade of the Romanian Mathematical OlympiadIt wa

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MATHEMATICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICAL REPORTS A Proof of the M-Convex Intersection Theorem

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If Mathematical Proof is a Game, What are the States and Moves? David McAllester 1

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Proof, beliefs, and algorithms through the lens of sum-of-squares Mathematical background and pre work Mathematical background We will not assume a lot of mathematical background in this course but will use some basic n

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Proof, beliefs, and algorithms through the lens of sum-of-squares 1 Mathematical Definitions Let us now turn to formally defining the problem of polynomial

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Combining Proof Plans with Partial Order Planning for Imperative Program Synthesis Andrew Ireland and Jamie Stark School of Mathematical & Computer Sciences Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

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Worksheet Day 1: Mathematical Exploration August 24, 2015 Goal of this activity: To recognise the skills and strategies that go into the creative process of conjecture and proof. Your mission, should you choose to accept

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Proofs and Proof Transformations for Object-Oriented Programs Martin Nordio 2009 Diss. ETH N0 18689

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• Logic
• Philosophy
• Abstraction
• Logic in computer science
• Proof theory
• Formal languages
• Syntax
• Formal methods
• Mathematical proof
• Mathematical logic
• Eiffel
• Formal proof

PML : A new proof assistant and deduction system Christophe Raffalli LAMA

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• Type theory
• Theoretical computer science
• Mathematical logic
• Programming language theory
• Lambda calculus
• Formal methods
• Logic in computer science
• CurryHoward correspondence
• HindleyMilner type system
• Simply typed lambda calculus
• Type system
• Proof assistant

Hypersequent Systems for the Admissible Rules of Modal and Intermediate Logics Rosalie Iemhoff1 and George Metcalfe2 1 Department of Philosophy, Utrecht University

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• Logic
• Mathematical logic
• Non-classical logic
• Modal logic
• Proof theory
• Philosophical logic
• Model theory
• Admissible rule
• Sequent
• Normal modal logic
• Kripke semantics
• Intuitionistic logic