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As computers are used more and more to confirm proofs, is it time to take computer science's contribution to mathematics further? Philip Wadler Philip Wadler is an American computer scientist known for his contributions to programming language design and ... CONTENT This video is part of the playlist "Lambda Cube Unboxed", a series of 13 videos that explores and exposes the basics ...

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  • As computers are used more and more to confirm proofs, is it time to take computer science's contribution to mathematics further?
  • Philip Wadler Philip Wadler is an American computer scientist known for his contributions to programming language design and ...
  • CONTENT This video is part of the playlist "Lambda Cube Unboxed", a series of 13 videos that explores and exposes the basics ...
  • Mathematics once again meets Computer Science as Professor Altenkirch continues to discuss

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As computers are used more and more to confirm proofs, is it time to take computer science's contribution to mathematics further?

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