Athena is a modern, practical language for proof engineering & natural deduction.
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Athena is a modern, practical language for proof engineering & natural deduction.
Natural Deduction Proof Assistant (NADIA) is a tool for teaching Natural Deduction in Fitch-Style
A Library for Classical Propositional Logic in Agda
MIRROR of https://codeberg.org/catseye/Philomath : An LCF-style theorem prover written in C89 (a.k.a ANSI C)
My portfolio contains a lexer generator, a parser generator, my own λProlog interpreter, and several meta-theorems for the propositional logic with their proofs written in Coq.
Online platform to enable Logic students to write, verify, and store System L style Natural Deduction proofs with real-time proof-checking
MIRROR of https://codeberg.org/catseye/Maxixe : A simple proof checker
Pravda is a tool for teaching formal logic.
A Fitch's style natural deduction proof editor
"Natural" Natural Deduction: a Theorem Prover for Propositional Logic
Exposition of an LCF-style theorem prover for propositional logic in a Natural Deduction system
Aris: a logic engine/formal proof interface; 2nd generation, successor to the C version of Aris.
This is an extension of LLAT (the Logic-Learning Assistance Tool) which aims to improve its pedagogical value and UI, rather than being a mere solution provider.
some of the math in computer science
Python module for (i) the representation of typelogical grammar derivations and (ii) their extraction from Lassy and Alpino-style dependency graphs.
Parallel Verification of Propositional Natural-Deduction Proof Graphs
A proof checker for natural deduction in predicate logic
An Android app created in 24 hours for ICHACK2020. The app allows students to scan (or import) an image of a handwritten natural deduction proof and will verify its correctness,
🐝 LaTeX style for Linear Style Natural Deduction proofs similar to way found in COMP11120 at UoM
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