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Mathematical Informatics Lab
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The professor is a mathematical informatics researcher who studies computer-based verification and the frameworks that support it.
AboutAbout the lab
Checking correctness with computers.
Prof. Yamamoto's specialty is formalization using proof assistants.
The research themes are computer-based verification and the frameworks for it.
In the Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Informatics, the professor belongs to the mathematical informatics area.
Key terms
- Proof assistant
- Software with which a computer checks, step by step, the correctness of mathematical proofs and programs.
- Formalization
- Rewriting theorems and proofs in precise symbolic form that a computer can read.
ResearchResearch themes
The specialty is formalization using proof assistants.
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- ProfessorMitsuharu Yamamoto
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