Mathematicians face challenges in formalizing proofs and theories, often relying on manual processes. Build a suite of tools that automates and assists in formalizing mathematical concepts, making it easier for researchers and educators to document and verify their work. Charge universities and research institutions for access. Start with a basic proof assistant, then expand with more advanced features. The biggest risk is adoption by a traditionally conservative academic community.
Formalizing mathematics tools
Create tools to help mathematicians formalize proofs and theories. Aimed at researchers and educators.
Why now
The push to formalize all of mathematics is gaining traction, requiring specialized tools.
- Who for
- Mathematicians, researchers
- Business model
- Subscription fees
- Effort
- A few months
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