A refinement of de bruijn's formal language of mathematics

Journal of Logic, Language and Information 13 (3):287-340 (2004)
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Abstract

We provide a syntax and a derivation system fora formal language of mathematics called Weak Type Theory (WTT). We give the metatheory of WTT and a number of illustrative examples.WTT is a refinement of de Bruijn''s Mathematical Vernacular (MV) and hence:– WTT is faithful to the mathematician''s language yet isformal and avoids ambiguities.

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