Titlebook: Mathematical Knowledge Management; Second International Andrea Asperti,Bruno Buchberger,James Harold Daven Conference proceedings 2003 Spri

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MKM from Book to Computer: A Case Study, we describe the sorts of knowledge in one chapter (elementary transcendental functions) and the difficulties in making this sort of knowledge formal. This makes us ask questions about the nature of a Mathematical Knowledge Repository, and whether a database is enough, or whether more “intelligence” is required.

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From Proof-Assistants to Distributed Libraries of Mathematics: Tips and Pitfallsems and make important design decisions. This paper is based on our experiences on the exportation to XML of the theories developed in Coq and NuPRL: we try to collect a set of (hopefully useful) suggestions to pave the way to other teams willing to attempt the same operation.

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Comparing Mathematical ProversWe compare fifteen systems for the formalizations of mathematics with the computer. We present several tables that list various properties of these programs. The three main dimensions on which we compare these systems are: the size of their library, the strength of their logic and their level of automation.