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Automated theorem proving
Logical syntax
Formal systems
Logical truth
Proof theory
Proof assistant
Theorem
Mathematical proof
KeY
Logic
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics

Ours is to reason why Cliff B. Jones, Leo Freitas, Andrius Velykis School of Computing Science, Newcastle University {cliff.jones, leo.freitas, andrius.velykis}@ncl.ac.uk Abstract. It is now widely understood how to wri

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