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A Fully Automatic Theorem Prover with Human-Style Output.

M Ganesalingam¹, W T Gowers²

¹1Trinity College, Cambridge, UK.

Journal of Automated Reasoning

|September 4, 2018

Summary

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This study introduces a novel program capable of solving elementary mathematical problems within metric space theory. Its generated solutions are virtually indistinguishable from those produced by human mathematicians.

Keywords:

ATP Automated theorem proving Human-like output Human-oriented Human-oriented theorem proving

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Area of Science:

Mathematics
Computer Science
Metric Space Theory

Background:

Automated theorem proving and mathematical problem-solving are advancing.
Distinguishing AI-generated mathematical proofs from human-written ones is a growing challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a program that solves elementary mathematical problems.
To demonstrate that the program's solutions are difficult to differentiate from human-generated solutions.

Main Methods:

Development of a specialized program for mathematical problem-solving.
Focus on problems within the domain of metric space theory.

Main Results:

The program successfully solves elementary mathematical problems.
Generated solutions exhibit a high degree of similarity to human mathematician outputs.

Conclusions:

The developed program offers a sophisticated approach to automated mathematical problem-solving.
The indistinguishability of its solutions highlights advancements in artificial intelligence for mathematics.