The Lean Kernel Arena is a public benchmarking site for Lean proof checkers.
Anyone can build an independent Lean kernel. The Arena runs them all against the same suite: valid proofs each should accept, invalid proofs each should reject, plus timing and memory on Mathlib and the
Lean is a dependently-typed programming language and theorem prover.
- @jevonduve: "The Lean developers have done a good job of making [Lean] very accessible and approachable" โค๏ธTanner Duve (@jevonduve) is a Member of Technical Staff at Logical Intelligence working on formal verification and compilers in Lean, an open-source contributor to Mathlib and CSLib, and a former D1 football player. I sat down with him for a conversation about his work and his
- Great to see that these results include not only a Lean formalization, but one that passes validation in Comparator. ๐github.com/anthropics/zetโฆWe asked an unreleased research version of Claude to take a stab at the Riemann hypothesis. It didnโt solve it, but it did make strides on a related problem: it increased the lower bound for the fraction of zeros of the Riemann zeta function that satisfy the hypothesis from
- Great to see "Lean-ification of the Ethereum spec", in service of formal verification, named as a priority here!I updated my 2023 roadmap diagram to overlay where the items that were there sit in the current Strawmap ( strawmap.org ). In general, a lot of overlap, but: * Some things got reshuffled in order (eg. quantum safety up-prioritized) * Some things deprioritized (eg.
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