Wolfgang Schreiner,
"Validating Mathematical Theories and Algorithms with RISCAL"
, in F. Rabe, W. Farmer, G. Passmore, A. Youssef: Intelligent Computer Mathematics, Serie Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI), Vol. 11006, Springer, Berlin, Seite(n) 248-254, 2018, ISBN: 978-3-319-96811-7
Original Titel:
Validating Mathematical Theories and Algorithms with RISCAL
Sprache des Titels:
Englisch
Original Buchtitel:
Intelligent Computer Mathematics
Original Kurzfassung:
RISCAL is a language for describing mathematical algo- rithms and formally specifying their behavior with respect to user-defined theories in first-order logic. This language is based on a type system that constrains the size of all types by formal parameters; thus a RISCAL specification denotes an infinite class of models of which every instance has finite size. This allows the RISCAL software to fully automatically check in small instances the validity of theorems and the correctness of algorithms. Our goal is to quickly detect errors respectively inadequa- cies in the formalization by falsification in small model instances before attempting actual correctness proofs for the whole model class. [NOTE: The final authenticated version is available online at Springer]
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