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Interacting with modal logics in the Coq proof assistant

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This paper describes an embedding of higher-order modal logics in the Coq proof assistant. Coq’s capabilities are used to implement modal logics in a minimalistic manner, which is nevertheless sufficient for the formalization of significant, non-trivial modal logic proofs. The elegance, flexibility and convenience of this approach, from a user perspective, are illustrated here with the successful formalization of Gödel’s ontological argument.

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Computer Science - Theory and Applications - 10th International Computer Science Symposium in Russia, CSR 2015, Proceedings

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