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A proof assistant is software used for creating and checking formal proofs; examples include Coq and HOL. This tag is not to be used for requesting assistance on finding proofs. General questions about proof assistants can also be asked on the Proof Assistants Stack Exchange site.
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Is there research on human-oriented theorem proving?
I know there is already a research community that is working on automatic theorem proving mostly using logic (and things like Coq and ACL2). However, I came across a lecture from a fields medalist W.T …
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