Why Computer-Checked Proofs are Not Used More in Mathematics

from Iowa Type Theory Commute · host Aaron Stump

Some discussion of why computer-checked proofs have not been adopted more in mathematics. The psychology of telling mathematicians their time-honored method of investigation is inadequate and they need computer-checked proofs. Computer-checked proofs and certainty.

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