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CS 671
is a second year graduate course on Automated Reasoning with a special
emphasis on computational logics and interactive theorem proving with the
Nuprl proof development system.
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The 1986 book
Implementing Mathematics with the NuPRL proof development system
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| There are also draft notes from a 1985 lecture, when Nuprl had just come out. | |||||
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| NuPRL 5 Manual, Chapter 1: Introduction (Draft) | |||||
| NuPRL 5 Manual, Chapter 2: A quick overview (Draft) | |||||
| NuPRL 5 Manual, Chapter 3: Running Nuprl (Draft) | |||||
| NuPRL 5 Manual, Appendix A: The Basic Nuprl Type Theory (Draft) | |||||
| NuPRL 5 Manual, Appendix B: Introduction to Nuprl ML (Draft) | |||||
| The NuPRL 4 manual is also still a good source of information | |||||
| NuPRL 4 tutorial | |||||
| NuPRL ML manual | |||||
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If you understand German, you may want to look up my 1995 course notes on
Automated Logic and Programming |
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A preliminary version of that course in 1991 had an English manuscript.
The later sections of this manuscript were never completed though |
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