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Introduction to Quantifier Elimination for Presburger Arithmetic
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This lecture introduces the formal verification methodology for programs, focusing on expressing properties in logic, compiling them into logical formulas, and using automated theorem provers. It delves into Presburger arithmetic, a decidable theory with applications in program verification and automated reasoning.
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