Automated Theorem Proving
Organizer
Bruno Buchberger (Bruno.Buchberger@risc.uni-linz.ac.at)
RISC-Linz
Schloß Hagenberg
A-4232 Hagenberg
Austria/Europe
Tel: +43 7236 3231 41
Fax: +43 7236 3231 30
Description
We envisage a merge of computer algebra and automated theorem
proving systems in the near future. The merge can be started
from both ends: Either one may expand theorem proving systems
by adding more algebra or one may grade up algebra systems by
adding proving potential. In this session, we want to
encourage researchers active in at least one of the two
areas to get together and discuss how this merge could be
achieved most efficiently and soundly.
Talks
Date: July 17th (Wednesday)
- 08:30-08:55
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Bruno Buchberger
An Overview on the Apply Math Project
Abstract
- 08:55-09:20
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Henk Barendregt
Efficient computations in formal proofs
Abstract
- 09:20-09:45
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Bernd, Ingo Dahn
Computer Algebra Systems in an Environment of Cooperating Theorem
Provers
Abstract
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- 09:45-10:20
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Coffee Break
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- 10:20-10:45
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Stéphane Dalmas,
Marc Gaëtano,
Claude Huchet
A Deductive Database for Mathematical formulas
Abstract
- 10:45-11:10
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Agostino Dovier,
Andrea Formisano,
Alberto Policriti
Automated deduction scheme
Abstract
- 11:10-11:35
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Michael Joswig
Towards modelling the topology of homogeneous manifolds by means of
symbolic computation
Abstract
- 11:35-12:00
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Eric Monfroy,
Christophe Ringeissen
Domain-Independent Scheme for Constraint Solver Extension
Abstract
- 14:00-14:25
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Jürgen Stuber
Building abelian groups and commutative rings into first-order theorem proving
Abstract
- 14:25-14:50
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Volker Sorge
Integrating a CAS as Proof Planer in the OMEGA Proof Development Environment
Abstract
- 14:50-15:15
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Wolfgang Gehrke
A method to combine algebraic computations with related deductions
Abstract
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- 15:15-16:05
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Coffee Break
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- 16:05-16:30
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Jacques Calmet,
Karsten Homann
The Role of Representation for Specification and
Communication in Mathematical Assistants.
Abstract
- 16:30-17:30
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Helmut Thiele
On an Algebraic Characterization of Default Reasoning
Abstract