Tetrapod
Funding: internal
Prof. Dr. Michael Kohlhase
Dr. Dennis Müller
Prof. Dr. Florian Rabe
Dr. Katja Berčič
Funds:
All four dimensions of Mathematical Knowledge Processing
From: December 2011
Funding: internal




Prof. William Farmer (McMaster Univ.)
Prof. Jacques Carette (McMaster Univ.)
Jasmine Sharoda (McMaster Univ.)
Funds:
The aim of the Tetrapod project is to produce tools for trustworthy and efficient modeling of problems involving mathematics as well as tools for doing mathematical knowledge processing.
The main result of the project is the conception of a “doing math” involves four primary aspects
- computation (which produces information),
- reasoning (which produces arguments),
- tabulation (which produces data),
- narration (which produces documents),
that are joined by a fifth, which binds them together:
- organisation (which produces ontologies).
All in all we propose that these five aspects can be arranged in a tetrapodal structure
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