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Language models have an inherent tendency to hallucinate, potentially generating proof steps that appear plausible but contain logical flaws; therefore, combining AI output with formal verification tools is the key path to ensuring mathematical correctness
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UnverifiedThe proof agent employs an architecture in which a large language model interacts with a formal verifier: the LLM generates sequences of proof strategies, the Lean compiler verifies each reasoning step in real time, and upon failure adjusts based on error messages, forming a closed loop of generation–verification–correction.79% similarUnverifiedConstructing isomorphic variants of test sets (same logical structure but with surface symbols replaced) can force models to rely on genuine logical reasoning rather than memorization to answer.77% similarVerifiedHallucinations stem from the model's optimization objective itself—the model is trained to generate linguistically coherent and statistically plausible continuations, not factually accurate answers.77% similarVerifiedLarge language models are demonstrating increasingly strong capabilities in mathematical reasoning, theorem proving, and formal verification.77% similarUnverified伪计算指大语言模型在处理精确数值运算时并非真正执行计算，而是基于语言模式猜测一个看似合理的答案76% similar
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