automated theorem proving
Automated theorem proving is the process of using computer algorithms to prove mathematical theorems automatically. It involves encoding the theorem and known mathematical axioms into a logical formalism, then using algorithms to derive a proof or disproof of the theorem. This process can be useful in verifying the correctness of complex mathematical statements and in exploring the boundaries of mathematical knowledge.
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