The 2006 Federated Logic Conference The Seattle Sheraton Hotel and Towers Seattle, Washington August, 2006 IJCAR Workshop

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• Functional languages
• Lisp
• Automated theorem proving
• Theoretical computer science
• Procedural programming languages
• ACL2
• Nqthm
• J Strother Moore
• ACL
• Common Lisp
• Formal methods
• Automated reasoning

Computer-Aided Reasoning for the Masses Panagiotis Manolios College of Computer and Information Science Northeastern University 360 Huntington Ave., Boston MA 02115, USA

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• Theoretical computer science
• Formal methods
• ACL2
• Lisp
• Statements
• Automated theorem proving
• Formal verification
• J Strother Moore
• Mathematical proof
• Conjecture
• Algorithm
• Reason

The Need for Humans in the Loop: Meeting the Grand Challenge of Full Functional Verification Matt Kaufmann & J Strother Moore Department of Computer Science University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78701

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• Formal methods
• Technical communication
• Automated theorem proving
• Theoretical computer science
• Logic in computer science
• Formal verification
• ACL2
• Functional verification
• User interface
• Proof assistant
• Usability
• Verification and validation

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• Theoretical computer science
• Logic in computer science
• Formal methods
• Computer security
• ACL2
• Lisp
• Formal verification
• SPARK
• Domain-specific language
• Pointer
• Information security
• Programming language

Appendix F: Examples of existing semantic representations of mathematics 1. The central limit theorem as represented in Isabelle [12]: 2. The definition of a Möbius transformation in Coq [28]:

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• General topology
• Mathematics
• ACL2
• Lisp
• Compact space
• Automated theorem proving
• Software
• Mathematical logic
• Model theory

Second-Order Functions and Theorems in ACL2 Alessandro Coglio Kestrel Institute http://www.kestrel.edu/~coglio SOFT (‘Second-Order Functions and Theorems’) is a tool to mimic second-order functions and theorems in t

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Android Platform Modeling and Android App Verification in the ACL2 Theorem Prover Eric Smith and Alessandro Coglio Kestrel Institute, Palo Alto, U.S.A. http://www.kestrel.edu

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Can the computer really help us to prove theorems?

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• Proof assistants
• Automated theorem proving
• Logic in computer science
• Type theory
• Automath
• Logic for Computable Functions
• Nqthm
• Proof theory
• ACL2
• Mathematical proof
• Andrzej Trybulec
• Isabelle

SRL challenge: Extracting proof strategies from exemplar proofs Gudmund Grov, Katya Komendantskaya, Alan Bundy Statistical Relational Learning Workshop 30 June 2012

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• Theoretical computer science
• Software
• Logic
• Proof assistants
• Automated theorem proving
• Formal systems
• Logical truth
• Proof theory
• Isabelle
• ACL2
• Coq
• Proof

Linking ACL2 and HOL: past achievements and future prospects ABSTRACT. Over the years there have been several attempts to obtain the amazing automation and efficiency of ACL2 theorem proving within various versions of th

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