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We held an All-PI meeting in August and again met with Michael Kohlhase to advance our collaboration. Below is the agenda for the PI meeting.
ONR MURI All-PI Meeting
August 15-16, 2003 -- Ithaca, NY
Agenda
Friday all day
- Status report
Cornell
- FDL principles and concepts
(abstract object ids, closed maps, certificates, sentinels)
- FDL navigator and editor
- PVS libraries
- Reflection (LIC and PhD thesis)
- Search (Lori and Kleinberg)
- Semantics of interoperability (Moran PhD)
- Algorithms (various contributions, major MetaPRL
contributions on Red/Black trees, data structures, graph
algorithms)
Wyoming
- Peer-to-peer library access
- Jechlitschek's July visit to Cornell
- Basic search supported by FDL API -- keyword and opid
- Boolean combinations of primitive searches -- optimized
locally by id comparisons.
- Graph algorithms (Dijkstra)
- Category theory support for formal program transformations (LOPSTR paper)
- HELM projections of Nuprl proofs
CalTech
- Formalizing algebra in CSF, in CTT
- Small formal compiler in MetaPRL
- Goals for coming year
- Expanding API's to the FDL
- Ties with QPQ and Yale/CMU effort with PVS
- Ties with OMDoc (see Kohlhase visit Aug 20)
- Small FDL implementations
- Working lunch
- Discuss other collections (possibly 50K theorems,
this is 500 mathematics books)
- update on progress in Europe, Coq and Helm,
HOL and Isabelle HOL, constructive subset of HOL
- Goals continued
- Connections to National Science Digital Library (NSDL)
- Role of Logic of Events and formalizations for
DARPA project on distributed systems
- Technical discussions
- Issues with FDL API's
- Foundational matters for FDL
- Social event at the lake
- Everyone survives the swimming and boating and the bonfire
Saturday morning
- Wyoming plans -- Coordinating software (Stuart and Jim)
- Caltech plans -- Kopylov's work as link (Jason and Bob)
- Meeting with Michael Kohlhase on Wednesday August 20, 2003
- Further discussion of FDL/OMDoc connections, discussion of Mizar and Mizar/OMDoc connection.
- Status of EU Network of Excellence plans, role of Cornell and the Yale/CMU/SRI projects.
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