Leonardo de Moura
A researcher at Microsoft Research and the principal developer of the Lean theorem prover.
Core Facts
Lean was created in 2013 by Leonardo de Moura of Microsoft Research and has since evolved to Lean 4.
Lean is an interactive theorem prover developed by Leonardo de Moura at Microsoft Research, based on dependent type theory.
Lean is an interactive theorem prover driven by dependent type theory, developed by Leonardo de Moura's team at Microsoft Research, with Lean 4 being the currently active version.
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Lean is an interactive theorem prover driven by dependent type theory, developed by Leonardo de Moura's team at Microsoft Research, with Lean 4 being the currently active version.
Lean was developed by Leonardo de Moura at Microsoft Research, and its mathematics community Mathlib has formalized more than 150,000 mathematical theorems and lemmas.
Lean is an interactive theorem prover developed by Leonardo de Moura at Microsoft Research, based on dependent type theory.
Lean 4 is a theorem prover and programming language developed by Leonardo de Moura's team at Microsoft Research, based on a variant of the calculus of constructions, using dependent type theory as its logical foundation
LEAN is an open-source interactive theorem prover based on dependent type theory, whose development was begun by Leonardo de Moura of Microsoft Research in 2013.
Lean is an interactive theorem prover and functional programming language led in development by Leonardo de Moura of Microsoft Research.
Lean was created in 2013 by Leonardo de Moura of Microsoft Research and has since evolved to Lean 4.
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Lean was created in 2013 by Leonardo de Moura of Microsoft Research and has since evolved to Lean 4.
85%VerifiedLean is an interactive theorem prover developed by Leonardo de Moura at Microsoft Research, based on dependent type theory.
80%VerifiedLean is an interactive theorem prover driven by dependent type theory, developed by Leonardo de Moura's team at Microsoft Research, with Lean 4 being the currently active version.
65%VerifiedLean is an interactive theorem prover and functional programming language led in development by Leonardo de Moura of Microsoft Research.
65%VerifiedLean是由微软研究院Leonardo de Moura开发的交互式定理证明器和函数式编程语言
65%UnverifiedLean was developed by Leonardo de Moura at Microsoft Research, and its mathematics community Mathlib has formalized more than 150,000 mathematical theorems and lemmas.
50%UnverifiedLean 4 is a theorem prover and programming language developed by Leonardo de Moura's team at Microsoft Research, based on a variant of the calculus of constructions, using dependent type theory as its logical foundation
50%UnverifiedLEAN is an open-source interactive theorem prover based on dependent type theory, whose development was begun by Leonardo de Moura of Microsoft Research in 2013.
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