Three Tactic Theorem Proving
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Summary
The key features of the proof description language of Declare, an experimental theorem prover for higher order logic, are described, which takes a somewhat radical approach to proof description: proofs are not described with tactics but by using just three expressive outlining constructs.
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- 1999-09-01
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