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Theoretical computer science / Logic in computer science / Formal methods / Mathematical logic / Automated theorem proving / Substructural logic / Formal verification / Compiler correctness / Separation logic / Correctness / Semantics / Hoare logic
Date: 2013-05-31 14:00:42
Theoretical computer science
Logic in computer science
Formal methods
Mathematical logic
Automated theorem proving
Substructural logic
Formal verification
Compiler correctness
Separation logic
Correctness
Semantics
Hoare logic

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