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Why do I write proofs?

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In this talk I explore the purpose of mechanised proofs in my research in programming languages. I do not think that my reasons are very personal or specific, so I hope the reasons are of interest to others. I will talk about three scenarios. The first illustrates how proofs clarify existing ideas. Then, how certified tools can be built from formalised proofs. And finally proofs serve as an exploratory tool to develop new ideas on a solid foundation.

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