NanoLean
A lightweight Lean code checker developed by software engineer Steven Dio, designed to verify the correctness of existing Lean formal proof code. The tool is characterized by its high checking speed, enabling efficient validation of formalized mathematical proofs written in the Lean proof assistant language.
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Software engineer Steven Dio developed a Lean checker called NanoLean, used to check whether existing Lean code is correct.
NanoLean takes approximately 11.85 seconds to check Mathlib, 17.13 seconds to verify OpenAI's Navier-Stokes formalization, and only 3.66 seconds to verify content related to the Kepler conjecture; the relevant code has been open-sourced on GitHub.
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Software engineer Steven Dio developed a Lean checker called NanoLean, used to check whether existing Lean code is correct.
50%UnverifiedNanoLean takes approximately 11.85 seconds to check Mathlib, 17.13 seconds to verify OpenAI's Navier-Stokes formalization, and only 3.66 seconds to verify content related to the Kepler conjecture; the relevant code has been open-sourced on GitHub.
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