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Questions on the computer-formalisation of mathematics, in proof assistants and related software
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What is a good formalization of this classic math puzzle? [closed]
I wonder whether there is a better formalization that stays closer to the informal statement above and avoids defining arbitrary payoffs? … I am obviously not interested in this little math olympiad problem itself -- that would not be research relevant -- but in the mathematical framework required for its formalization. …
