An Interpretation of Isabelle/HOL in HOL Light
We define an interpretation of the Isabelle/HOL logic in HOL Light and its metalanguage, OCaml. Some aspects of the Isabelle logic are not representable directly in the HOL Light object logic. The interpretation thus takes the form of a set of elaboration rules, where features of the Isabelle logic...
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