Formalization and Automated Reasoning: A Personal and Historical Perspective

Formalization and Automated Reasoning: A Personal and Historical Perspective

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Formalization and Automated Reasoning: A Personal and Historical Perspective

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Summary of talk
  3. 3 A personal retrospective
  4. 4 Automation, interaction, libraries
  5. 5 Automated theorem proving in its pomp
  6. 6 First steps in interactive theorem proving
  7. 7 Three influential proof checkers
  8. 8 Milner on automation and interaction
  9. 9 Reasons for developing library results
  10. 10 Libraries: what can go wrong?
  11. 11 The Great 100 Theorems
  12. 12 The Isoperimetric Theorem (formally)
  13. 13 Unpacking the definitions (standard)
  14. 14 Unpacking the definitions (not so standard)
  15. 15 Jordan with inside and outside
  16. 16 Reduction to the convex case (informally)
  17. 17 Reduction to the convex case (formally)
  18. 18 Steiner's hinge argument (informally)
  19. 19 Existence of maximal curve
  20. 20 The hinge gets stuck
  21. 21 Osserman's analytical proof (1)
  22. 22 Formalizing Osserman's proof
  23. 23 Wirtinger's inequality (informally)
  24. 24 Keeping the calculus general
  25. 25 The overall isoperimetric proof
  26. 26 The final statement

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