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| ====== Formal methods ====== | ====== Formal methods ====== | ||
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| ===== My pursue for math in computers ===== | ===== My pursue for math in computers ===== | ||
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| Numerous problems appeared. | Numerous problems appeared. | ||
| How to e.g. represent a generic subset of real numbers? | How to e.g. represent a generic subset of real numbers? | ||
| - | One could try to represent it a sum o ranges. | + | One could try to represent it a sum of ranges. |
| This would not cover e.g. set of rational numbers. | This would not cover e.g. set of rational numbers. | ||
| + | Even a set of even numbers would have an infinite representation. | ||
| The conclusion is: to have a generic representation for mathematical objects, one has to keep it's symbolic definition, just like one writes it in ones paper notebook! | The conclusion is: to have a generic representation for mathematical objects, one has to keep it's symbolic definition, just like one writes it in ones paper notebook! | ||
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| Reading the introduction was enlightening. | Reading the introduction was enlightening. | ||
| All mathematics reduced to few axioms, inference rules and the rewrite principle. | All mathematics reduced to few axioms, inference rules and the rewrite principle. | ||
| - | This book is a must read for every mathematician or engineer. | + | This was my first encounter of axiomatic approach, set theory, etc. |
| + | I think, the first chapter of this book is a must read for every mathematician or engineer. | ||
| Now, what was needed was a [[computer algebra systems|computer algebra system]], which would produce, apart from the result, a proof of the results correctness. | Now, what was needed was a [[computer algebra systems|computer algebra system]], which would produce, apart from the result, a proof of the results correctness. | ||
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