There is a wide gap between the language of mathematics and itsformalized versions. The term "language of mathematics" or"mathematical language" refers to prose that the mathematician uses inauthoring textbooks and publications. It mainly consists of naturallanguage, symbolic expressions and notations. It is flexible,structured and semantically well-understood by mathematicians.However, it is very difficult to formalize it automatically. Some ofthe main reasons are: complex and rich linguistic features of naturallanguage and its inherent ambiguity; intermixing of natural languagewith symbolic mathematics causing problems which are unique of itskind, and therefore, posing more ambiguity; and the possibility ofcontaining reasoning gaps, which...
1. Introduction L’objet de cet article est de s’interroger sur la nature des formalismes syntaxiques...
AbstractMathematical texts can be computerized in many ways that capture differing amounts of the ma...
This thesis studies some specifications of a computer system which assists the mathematician. This s...
There is a wide gap between the language of mathematics and itsformalized versions. The term "langua...
Le langage mathématique courant et les langages mathématiques formelssont très éloignés. Par > nouse...
The mathematical discourse is not possible without a fertile use of natural language. Its symbols, ...
AbstractThe formal verification of mathematical texts is one of the most interesting applications fo...
The Naproche system is a system for linguistically analysing and proof-checking mathematical texts w...
AbstractIn this paper we report on the design of a new mathematical language and our method of desig...
Linguistics is probably one of the few disciplines with its own specific mathematisation. This it ow...
As idealized descriptions of mathematical language, there is a sense in which formal systems specify...
A great deal of work has been done on automatically generating automated proofs of formal statements...
This Thesis is the conclusion of three years of work in a project named DemoNat. The aim of this pro...
This paper discusses the semi-formal language of mathematics and presents the Naproche CNL, a contro...
Truth and proof are central to mathematics. Proving (or disproving) seemingly simple statements ofte...
1. Introduction L’objet de cet article est de s’interroger sur la nature des formalismes syntaxiques...
AbstractMathematical texts can be computerized in many ways that capture differing amounts of the ma...
This thesis studies some specifications of a computer system which assists the mathematician. This s...
There is a wide gap between the language of mathematics and itsformalized versions. The term "langua...
Le langage mathématique courant et les langages mathématiques formelssont très éloignés. Par > nouse...
The mathematical discourse is not possible without a fertile use of natural language. Its symbols, ...
AbstractThe formal verification of mathematical texts is one of the most interesting applications fo...
The Naproche system is a system for linguistically analysing and proof-checking mathematical texts w...
AbstractIn this paper we report on the design of a new mathematical language and our method of desig...
Linguistics is probably one of the few disciplines with its own specific mathematisation. This it ow...
As idealized descriptions of mathematical language, there is a sense in which formal systems specify...
A great deal of work has been done on automatically generating automated proofs of formal statements...
This Thesis is the conclusion of three years of work in a project named DemoNat. The aim of this pro...
This paper discusses the semi-formal language of mathematics and presents the Naproche CNL, a contro...
Truth and proof are central to mathematics. Proving (or disproving) seemingly simple statements ofte...
1. Introduction L’objet de cet article est de s’interroger sur la nature des formalismes syntaxiques...
AbstractMathematical texts can be computerized in many ways that capture differing amounts of the ma...
This thesis studies some specifications of a computer system which assists the mathematician. This s...