 Computer-assisted proofs

Computer-assisted proofs are proofs in mathematics or formal logic that involve the use of computers to aid in the verification of the proof itself or to help find the proof. These proofs typically combine traditional mathematical reasoning with computational methods to handle large computations or complex combinatorial arguments that would be impractical or impossible to work through by hand. Key aspects of computer-assisted proofs include: 1. **Verification**: A computer can verify steps in a proof that are computationally intense.