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Date: 2015-03-23 00:24:54
Mathematical logic
Proof theory
Mathematical proof
Theorem
Four color theorem
Pythagorean theorem
Computer-assisted proof
Proof
Mathematics
Logic
Automated theorem proving

COMPUTER ASSISTED PROOFS: COMING SOON TO A THEOREM NEAR YOU By Sara Billey University of Washington March 23, 2015

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