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Decision Procedures for Bitvector Reasoning in Lean

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I’ll be giving a broad overview of the decision procedures we have been building for bitvector reasoning in Lean, with both fixed and infinite width. Time permitting, I shall sketch the design and mechanization strategy of the infinite width decision procedure, since the core involves verifying a cute model checking algorithm (k-induction), with games to be played to hook in a SAT solver into the tactic loop.

Note: work done in collaboration with the wider Lean community, and effort led by the Lean FRO : Henrik Boving, Kim Morrison, and Leo de Moura.

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