June 2001
Intermediate to advanced
2128 pages
82h 43m
English
Martin Davis
With the ready availability of serious computer power, deductive reasoning, especially as embodied in mathematics, presented an ideal target for those interested in experimenting with computer programs that purported to implement the “higher” human faculties. This was because mathematical reasoning combines objectivity with creativity in a way difficult to find in other domains. For this endeavor, two paths presented themselves. One was to try to understand what people do when they create ...
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