#7 Hacking Isabelle's Internals - Dan Matichuk

Type Theory Forall
16/04/2021 1h 20min
#7 Hacking Isabelle's Internals - Dan Matichuk

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In this episode we dive into Isabelle, the interactive theorem prover based on Higher Order Logic directly from someone who spent quite some time hacking on its internals.
Me and Daniel also talk about Mizar, Isar, the seL4, and how it is formalized.
Torwards the end of the episode we also talk a little about his current work on the binary analysis of Aarch32 Arm Archtecture at Galois.


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