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Researchers at Northeastern University examine how interactive theorem provers (ITPs) create mechanized proofs that risk breaking as software ages, hindering reproduction and reuse. The paper identifies two core motivations for mechanization, convincing and explaining, which lead to different priorities for proof longevity.
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