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TPHOLs'99: Paper Submission

To submit your paper to TPHOLs'99 simply complete the following form, which includes a file upload. If your system does not support file upload then send your paper together with the details requested on the form by e-mail to the conference organisers at TPHOLs99@sophia.inria.fr.


Category: Formal research paper Work in progress paper
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Please use the options below to indicate which, if any, systems your paper discusses.

ACL2 Alf Coq Elf
HOL IMPS Isabelle/HOL Isabelle
Lambda-Prolog Lego Mizar Nuprl
NqThm PVS other:

Please use the options below to describe the content areas of your paper. If your paper touches on many of these areas then it it will be more helpful if you indicate only those areas that form the focus of the paper.

1. Implementation and Verification of Theorem Provers
1.1 Implementation and verification of theorem provers in general
1.2 Reflection
1.3 Verifying decision procedures
1.4 Verifying theorem provers
1.5 Recording and checking proofs
2. Proof Automation
2.1 Proof automation in general
2.2 Automating proof in higher order logics
2.3 Proof strategies and planning
2.4 Decision procedures
2.5 Rewriting
2.6 Model checking
2.7 Inductive and co-inductive definitions
2.8 Inductive theorem proving
3. Interactive Reasoning
3.1 Interactive reasoning in general
3.2 Tactic based theorem proving
3.3 Design of tactics
3.4 Applications for meta-variables
4. Human Prover Interaction
4.1 User interfaces to theorem provers
4.2 Proof presentation
4.3 Theory presentation
5. Inter-operation
5.1 Linking theorem provers together
5.2 Incorporating provers into larger systems
5.3 Linking provers and external decision procedures
5.4 Linking provers and computer algebra systems
6. Logical Aspects
6.1 Logical aspects in general
6.2 Set theory
6.3 Constructive type theory
6.4 Proof theory
6.5 Temporal logic
6.6 Calculational proof
7. Mathematical Aspects
7.1 Mathematical aspects in general
7.2 Computational complexity
7.3 Formalised mathematics
7.4 Verifying computer algebra systems
7.5 Abstract algebra
7.6 Analysis
8. Hardware Verification
8.1 Hardware verification in general
8.2 Computer architecture verification
8.3 Clock synchronisation
8.4 Cache-coherence protocols
8.5 Hardware specification
8.6 Hardware synthesis
8.7 Microprocessor verification
8.8 Multiprocessor memory models
8.9 Floating point verification
9. Program Verification
9.1 Program verification in general
9.2 Program extraction and synthesis
9.3 Program refinement
9.4 Program transformation
9.5 Verification condition generation
10. Embedded Languages and Logics
10.1 Embedded languages and logics in general
10.2 Hardware description languages
10.3 Imperative programming languages
10.4 Logic programming languages
10.5 Functional programming languages
10.6 Object-oriented programming languages
11. General Computing Applications
11.1 Process calculi
11.2 Mobility calculi
11.3 Communications protocols
11.4 Security protocols
11.5 Transition systems
11.6 Real-time systems
11.7 Reactive systems
12. Other Areas

You should now be ready to submit your paper to TPHOLs'99.



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Author: The TPHOLs'99 Organising Committee
Date Last Modified: Thu 18 Feb 1999
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