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How to prove a theorem using the Isabelle Proof Assistant

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I will give an interactive demonstration of how the Isabelle Proof Assistant (https://isabelle.in.tum.de/) can be used to build computer-checked proofs of a few simple theorems. We will look at the “procedural” style of proof, where a proof is given as a sequence of procedures to apply, and also at the more modern “declarative” style, where a proof looks more like how a mathematician would write it.

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