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Mathematical logic, Set theory, Peano arithmetic, Model theory, Proof theory, Recursion theory, Computability theory, Univalent foundations, Reverse mathematics, Frege foundation of arithmetic, Goedel's incompleteness and Mathematics, Structural set theory, Category theory, Type theory.
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Practical Benefits of HTT/univalent foundations for assisted proofs
I'm trying to understand what the claimed practical benefits of HTT/univalent foundations are for doing computer assisted proofs and while I've seen a lot of claims of benefits they all seem to be spelled …
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A formal definition of a useful theorem?
Sorry if this feels a bit squishy, but I'm wondering if there is any published work trying to give a fully formal definition of the notion of a useful theorem. I mean, in mathematics we all know that …
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