Explore the challenges of formalizing recent results in formal language theory in this 51-minute talk by Marco Caminati from the Hausdorff Center for Mathematics. Delve into Caminati's recent paper that introduces a new proof linking formal language theory and computational group theory, with the aim of making its formalization more feasible. Gain insights into the current state of this formalization effort and the complexities involved in bridging these mathematical disciplines.
Challenges in Formalising Recent Results in Formal Language Theory
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Marco Caminati: Challenges in formalising recent results in formal language theory
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