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An interactive calculus theorem-prover for continuity properties
Suppes P., Takahashi S. Journal of Symbolic Computation7 (6):573-590,1989.Type:Article
Date Reviewed: Aug 1 1990

This paper examines the possibility of using computers interactively to prove theorems in analysis. For this purpose two pre-existing pieces of software have been harnessed together. VERIFY was designed for set-theoretic proofs, and REDUCE was designed for algebraic manipulation and simplification. The authors demonstrate the success of the combination on a large set of elementary theorems. At present the system is useful for teaching, but the authors envision that additional work will make it useful for research.

Reviewer:  A. C. R. Newbery Review #: CR114153
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