Titlebook: Mathematical Knowledge Management; Second International Andrea Asperti,Bruno Buchberger,James Harold Daven Conference proceedings 2003 Spri

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Translating Mizar for First Order Theorem ProversThe constructor system of the Mizar proof checking system is explained here on examples from Mizar articles,and its translation to untyped first-order syntax is described and discussed.This makes the currently largest library of formalized mathematics available to first- order theorem provers.

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From Proof-Assistants to Distributed Libraries of Mathematics: Tips and Pitfallsems and make important design decisions. This paper is based on our experiences on the exportation to XML of the theories developed in Coq and NuPRL: we try to collect a set of (hopefully useful) suggestions to pave the way to other teams willing to attempt the same operation.

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Managing Digital Mathematical Discourseand encapsulate mathematical knowledge after it is produced and the desire to encapsulate the act of production. While progress in digital network technology has facilitated a confluence of these efforts, their original separation imposes an approximate rubric on MKM which may be used to help define

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NAG Library Documentationovides a case study addressing many of the issues which concern the “MKM” project, involving conversion of legacy formats (SGML and LATEX) to XML, and inferring semantic content from mainly presentational mathematical expressions.

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On the Roles of LATEX and MathML in Encoding and Processing Mathematical Expressionsast community of users, from people interested in publishing scientific documents to researchers who seek new forms of communication and management of mathematical information. In this paper we survey the worlds of LATEX [.],[.], a well-established language for typesetting, and MathML, whose diffusi

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