LRI
Équipe VALS
Bât 650 Ada Lovelace, Université Paris Sud
Rue Noetzlin, 91190 Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Isabelle club

The Isabelle club is an informal group, which meets monthly or so to share experience in:

  1. Modeling in Higher-Order Logic
  2. Structured Interactive Proofs and Libraries
  3. Tactic-based Proof-Automation
  4. Interactive Proof-Systems as Platforms for Formal Tool Development

The scope of the Isabelle-Club is oriented, but not limited to the Isabelle/HOL system.

The Isabelle club organisation follows a Dagstuhl-Seminary-like scheme: On each meeting, out of a list of theme proposals, the participants select one (for which usually one participant feels to be sufficiently prepared). Clubs emphasize open discussions, usually NOT following a pre-fabricated slide-set or talk, at least ideally. "Clubs" are complements to formal laboratory research seminaries, not their replacement. As in Dagstuhl-Seminaries, emphasis is put on a written protocol of the discussion with screenshots, links, examples.

Prior session protocols are:

Current Theme List:

  • The Isabelle/PIDE Framework
  • HOL-CSP : New properties
  • Porting Isabelle Theories : Some Experiences
  • Open Issues in TESL: Bridging the Gap to Infinity
  • Integrating Efficient Parsers into the Isabelle Platform
  • ...