Doctoral Thesis Proposal - Joshua Clune
— 11:30am
Location:
4405 & Zoom
-
Gates and Hillman Centers
Speaker:
JOSHUA CLUNE
,
Ph.D. Student, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University
This proposal discusses work that builds towards the creation of a hammer for the Lean interactive theorem prover. Said work includes the development of a proof-producing superposition theorem prover for Lean, a tool which interfaces with the cvc5 SMT solver to produce self-contained Lean proof scripts, and a neural premise selection system. The proposal culminates in the description of a preliminary hammer for Lean along with discussion of how to refine and improve it into a more powerful and robust tool.
Thesis Committee:
Jeremy Avigad (Chair)
Marijn Heule
Bryan Parno
Haniel Barbosa (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)
In-person and Zoom
Contact
Matt Stewart