Continuing Lecture 01

Presburger Arithmetic Slides (PDF)

Propositional Logic Informally - Propositional Logic is the core logical reasoning

Predicate Logic Informally - We build on propositional logic to explain first-order predicate logic.

Proofs and Induction - We make sure that we are all familiar with basic proof techniques, which we will study as formal rule systems later.

Theorem Prover - Theorem provers can check proofs, automate the proof search or use other methods to show formula validity.

Computational Complexity - Limits of algorithms for theorem provers and decision procedures, and vocabulary for expressing problem difficulty.

Compiler - Compilers help us understand how to deploy verification systems (see also our Compiler Construction course)

Sets and Relations - Some more background, useful preparation for program semantics.

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