Lean and Computational Theorem Solving in Mathematics and Elsewhere
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Author
Orton, Joshua S.Readers/Advisors
Abdul-Quader, AtharTerm and Year
Spring 2023Date Published
2023
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In this paper, I intend to demonstrate the use of the Lean theorem prover, applying it to a series of mathematical definitions and theorems, as well as discussing its applications in certain non-mathematical arenas. I will discuss and utilize the mechanisms of the language, demonstrate various capabilities of the theorem prover's language, and present definitions regarding the sets of natural numbers, integers, rationals and reals, and the quality of primeness, as well as the nature of lists, and a proof of the infinitude of primes, weaving in some speculation on the epistemological applications of this new language.Accessibility Statement
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