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Marinković, Vesna (Beograd , 2015)[more][less]
Abstract: The problems of geometry constructions using ruler and compass are one of the oldest and most challenging problems in elementary mathematics. A solution of construction problem is not an illustration, but a procedure that, using given construction primitives, gives a “recipe” how to construct the object sought. The main problem in solving construction problems, both for a human and a computer, is a combinatorial explosion that occurs along the solving process, as well as a procedure of proving solutions correct. In this dissertation a method for automated solving of one class of construction problems, so-called location problems, is proposed. These are the problems in which the task is to construct a triangle if locations of three characteristic points are given. This method successfully proved most of the solvable problems from Wernick’s and Connelly’s list. For each of the problems it is checked if it is symmetric to some of the already solved problems, and then its status is determined: the problem can be found redundant, locus dependent, solvable, or not solvable using existing knowledge. Also, a description of the construction in natural-language form and in language GCLC is automatically generated, accompanied by a corresponding illustration, and correctness proof of the generated construction, followed by the list of conditions when the construction is correct. The proposed method is implemented within the tool ArgoTriCS. For proving generated constructions correct, the system ArgoTriCS uses a newly developed prover ArgoCLP, the automated theorem provers integrated within tools GCLC and OpenGeoProved, as well as the interactive theorem prover Isabelle. It is demonstrated that the proofs obtained can be machine verifiable. Within this dissertation, the system ArgoCLP (developed in collaboration with Sana Stojanovi´c) which is capable of automatically proving theorems in coherent logic is described. This prover is successfully applied to different axiomatic systems. It automatically generates proofs in natural-language form, as well as machineverifiable proofs, whose correctness can be checked using interactive theorem prover Isabelle. The important part of this system is a module for simplification of generated proofs whereby shorter and readable proofs are obtained. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4406 Files in this item: 1
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