Por Luís Cruz-Filipe (Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Southern Denmark).
The proof of the four-color theorem in 1976 is usually referenced as the birth of computer-assisted mathematical proofs, although some earlier examples exist. Since then, computers have slowly started working their way into mathematicians' toolboxes; and the relevance of computers for mathematical proofs was confirmed with the inclusion of a panel discussion on the topic at ICM 2018.
In this talk we discuss the logical foundations of computer proofs and what it means to say that a theorem has been proved with the help of a computer. We cover some recent examples from combinatorics and number theory, and discuss ongoing work around the topic of session types.
This is a joint session with SAL (CMA/FCT-UNL).
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