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··· 1 - \title{Interactive theorem proving (draft)} 1 + \title{Interactive theorem proving} 2 2 \author{liamoc} 3 3 \taxon{Lecture Notes} 4 - \p{These notes are the basis of my short course at the [ANU Logic Summer School]() 2025. \strong{THEY ARE NOT YET COMPLETE.}} 4 + \p{These notes are the basis of my short course at the [ANU](anu) Logic Summer School 2025.} 5 5 \transclude{isa-0002} 6 6 \transclude{isa-001B} 7 7 \transclude{isa-002N}
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··· 11 11 \put\transclude/expanded{false} 12 12 13 13 \p{This page has an [atom feed](/forest/loc-001B/atom.xml).} 14 + \transclude{2025-W49} 14 15 \transclude{2025-W48} 15 16 \transclude{2025-W47} 16 17 \transclude{2025-W46}
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trees/loc-002I.tree
··· 7 7 \date{2025-11-30} 8 8 \author{liamoc} 9 9 \quote{ 10 - Ad te levávi ánimam méam: Déus méus in te oncido, non erubéscam: neque irrídeant me inimíci mei: étenim univérsi qui te expéctant, non confundéntur.} 10 + Ad te levávi ánimam méam: Déus méus in te confido, non erubéscam: neque irrídeant me inimíci mei: étenim univérsi qui te expéctant, non confundéntur.} 11 11 \p{This Sunday at [All Saints Ainslie](https://allsaintsainslie.org.au) we were almost pre-warmed up from our rehearsal yesterday (for next week's Carol service). We sang Waters' lovely short anthem [I sing of a maiden that is mateless](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6uU6lk4kd4):} 12 12 \quote{ 13 13 \poem{
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trees/loc-002L.tree
··· 1 + \import{table-macros} 2 + \def\percent{\startverb%\stopverb 3 + } 4 + \parent{loc-000P} 5 + \title{2nd Sunday of Advent 2025} 6 + \tag{cmc} 7 + \date{2025-12-07} 8 + \author{liamoc} 9 + \quote{ 10 + Populus Sion, ecce Dóminus véniet ad salvándas gentes: et audítam fáciet Dóminus glóriam vocis suæ, in lætítia cordis vestri.} 11 + \p{This was a big Sunday at [All Saints Ainslie](https://allsaintsainslie.org.au). In the morning a small group of us sang Bach's [Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5Df7f_BLU8):} 12 + \quote{ 13 + \poem{ 14 + \line{Jesu, joy of man's desiring,} 15 + \line{Holy wisdom, love most bright;} 16 + \line{Drawn by Thee, our souls aspiring} 17 + \line{Soar to uncreated light.\br} 18 + 19 + \line{Word of God, our flesh that fashioned,} 20 + \line{With the fire of life impassioned,} 21 + \line{Striving still to truth unknown,} 22 + \line{Soaring, dying round Thy throne.\br} 23 + 24 + \line{Through the way where hope is guiding,} 25 + \line{Hark, what peaceful music rings;} 26 + \line{Where the flock, in Thee confiding,} 27 + \line{Drink of joy from deathless springs.\br} 28 + 29 + \line{Theirs is beauty's fairest pleasure;} 30 + \line{Theirs is wisdom's holiest treasure.} 31 + \line{Thou dost ever lead Thine own} 32 + \line{In the love of joys unknown.} 33 + } 34 + } 35 + \p{But, more significantly, we had our annual Lessons and Carols service. I cantored for the initial [Matin Responsory](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uJdSvo1e2U) based on a Nunc Dimittis by Palestrina (despite the fact the Carols for Choirs edition says it's based on a Magnificat):} 36 + \quote{\poem{\line{\strong{I look from afar,}} 37 + \line{And lo, I see the power of God coming, and a cloud covering the whole Earth.} 38 + \line{\strong{Go ye out to meet him and say:}} 39 + \line{Tell us, art thou he that should come to reign over thy people Israel?} 40 + \line{High and low, rich and poor, one with another,} 41 + \line{Go ye out to meet him and say:} 42 + \line{Hear, O thou Shepherd of Israel, thou that leadest Joseph like a sheep,} 43 + \line{Tell us, art thou he that should come?} 44 + \line{Stir up thy strength, O Lord, and come} 45 + \line{To reign over thy people, Israel.} 46 + \line{\strong{Glory be to the Father and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost.}} 47 + \line{I look from afar,} 48 + \line{And lo, I see the power of God coming, and a cloud covering the whole Earth.} 49 + \line{Go ye out to meet him and say:} 50 + \line{Tell us, art thou he that should come to reign over thy people Israel?}}} 51 + 52 + \p{ We had several guest singers join us including Rachel Mink and Dan Walker from Luminescence. Rachel sang the initial verse of [Once In Royal David's City](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA4Ng96nb3Y), after which we processed to the remaining verses. After the first lesson from yours truly, we performed Ord's [Adam Lay Ybounden](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oykLGvCfGCI): } 53 + \quote{\poem{\line{Adam lay ybounden, bounden in a bond.} 54 + \line{Four thousand winter thought he not too long.} 55 + \line{And all was for an apple, an apple that he took,} 56 + \line{As clerkes finden written in their book.} 57 + \line{Ne had the apple taken been, the apple taken been,} 58 + \line{Ne had never our ladye a been heavené queen.} 59 + \line{Blessed be the time that apple taken was,} 60 + \line{Therefore we moun singen \em{Deo Gracias}.}}} 61 + \p{Following another reading, we had one of my favourite Christmas classics, Prätorius' [Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RjAXOcTebI). } 62 + \quote{ 63 + \table{ 64 + \tr{ 65 + \td{Es ist ein Ros entsprungen,} 66 + \td{There is a rose up-springing,} 67 + }\tr{ 68 + \td{aus einer Wurzel zart,} 69 + \td{from a tender root,} 70 + }\tr{ 71 + \td{wie uns die Alten sungen,} 72 + \td{as the ancients have sung,} 73 + }\tr{ 74 + \td{von Jesse kam die Art} 75 + \td{it comes from Jesse's branch.} 76 + }\tr{ 77 + \td{und hat ein Blümlein bracht} 78 + \td{Its blossom flowering bright,} 79 + }\tr{ 80 + \td{mitten im kalten Winter,} 81 + \td{amidst the cold winter,} 82 + }\tr{ 83 + \td{wohl zu der halben Nacht.} 84 + \td{when half the night remains.} 85 + }\tr{ 86 + \td{\br} 87 + \td{} 88 + }\tr{ 89 + \td{Das Röslein, das ich meine,} 90 + \td{This little rose of which I sing,} 91 + }\tr{ 92 + \td{davon Jesaja sagt,} 93 + \td{of which Isaiah spoke, } 94 + }\tr{ 95 + \td{hat uns gebracht alleine} 96 + \td{was brought to us solely by} 97 + }\tr{ 98 + \td{Marie, die reine Magd.} 99 + \td{Mary, the pure maiden.} 100 + }\tr{ 101 + \td{Aus Gottes ew'gem Rat} 102 + \td{By God's eternal plan,} 103 + }\tr{ 104 + \td{hat sie ein Kind geboren} 105 + \td{a child was born to her} 106 + }\tr{ 107 + \td{und blieb doch reine Magd.} 108 + \td{but she remained a pure Maiden.} 109 + }\tr{ 110 + \td{\br} 111 + \td{} 112 + }\tr{ 113 + \td{Das Blümelein so kleine,} 114 + \td{That little blossom, so tiny,} 115 + }\tr{ 116 + \td{das duftet uns so süß,} 117 + \td{that to us smells so sweet,} 118 + }\tr{ 119 + \td{mit seinem hellen Scheine} 120 + \td{with its bright shining} 121 + }\tr{ 122 + \td{Vertreibt's die Finsternis.} 123 + \td{drives away the darkness.} 124 + }\tr{ 125 + \td{Wahr' Mensch und wahrer Gott,} 126 + \td{True man and truer God,} 127 + }\tr{ 128 + \td{hilft uns aus allem Leide,} 129 + \td{He aids us from all suffering,} 130 + }\tr{ 131 + \td{rettet von Sünd und Tod.} 132 + \td{and saves us from sin and death.} 133 + } 134 + } 135 + } 136 + \p{After the next reading was the original traditonal arrangement of the [Coventry Carol](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WII-nEAykqY) with the crunchy false relation in the cadence.} 137 + \quote{ 138 + \poem{ 139 + \line{Lully, lullay, þow littell tyne childe,} 140 + \line{by, by, lully, lullay.} 141 + \line{þow littell tyne childe:} 142 + \line{by, by, lully, lullay.} 143 + \line{\br} 144 + \line{O! Sisters too, how may we do} 145 + \line{for to preserve this day} 146 + \line{this pore yongling for whom we do singe:} 147 + \line{by, by, lully, lullay?} 148 + \line{\br} 149 + \line{Herod, the king, in his raging,} 150 + \line{chargid he hath this day,} 151 + \line{his men of might in his owne sight,} 152 + \line{all yonge children to slay.} 153 + \line{\br} 154 + \line{That wo is me, pore childe, for Thee} 155 + \line{and ever morne and day} 156 + \line{for thi parting nether say nor singe:} 157 + \line{by, by, lully, lullay.} 158 + } 159 + } 160 + \p{The next reading was followed by [O little town of Bethlehem](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRuXdOb6TrA) with the Willcocks descant. Then, after the next reading we sang the \em{significantly} less common arrangement of the Basque carol \em{Gabriel's Message}, also known as \em{the Angel Gabriel} or the [Most Highly Flavoured Gravy](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJnJ6Ko_kyw).} 161 + \quote{ 162 + \poem{ 163 + \line{The Angel Gabriel from heaven came,} 164 + \line{his wings as drifted snow, his eyes as flame;} 165 + \line{'All hail', said he, 'thou lowly maiden Mary} 166 + \line{Most highly favoured lady, \em{Gloria}.'} 167 + \line{\br} 168 + \line{'For known a blesséd Mother thou shalt be,} 169 + \line{all generations laud and honour thee,} 170 + \line{thy Son shall be Immanuel by seers foretold;} 171 + \line{Most highly favoured lady, \em{Gloria}.'} 172 + \line{\br} 173 + \line{Then gentle Mary meekly bowed her head,} 174 + \line{'To me be as it pleaseth God', she said,} 175 + \line{'My soul shall laud and magnify his holy name':} 176 + \line{most highly favoured lady, \em{Gloria}.} 177 + \line{\br} 178 + \line{Of her, Immanuel, the Christ was born} 179 + \line{in Bethlehem all on a Christmas morn,} 180 + \line{and Christian folk throughout the world will ever say:} 181 + \line{'most highly favoured lady, \em{Gloria}.'} 182 + } 183 + } 184 + \p{After one more reading, we performed what I think was a highlight of the whole service, and one of our best performances, Lauridsen's [O Magnum Mysterium](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZ-nuU-hda8):} 185 + \quote{ 186 + \table{ 187 + \tr{ 188 + \td{O mágnum mystérium} 189 + \td{O great mystery,} 190 + }\tr{ 191 + \td{et admirábile sacraméntum,} 192 + \td{and wondrous sacrament,} 193 + }\tr{ 194 + \td{ut animália vidérent Dóminum nátum,} 195 + \td{that animals should see the newborn Lord,} 196 + }\tr{ 197 + \td{jacéntem in præsépio.} 198 + \td{lying in a manger.} 199 + }\tr{ 200 + \td{Beáta virgo, cújus víscera meruérunt} 201 + \td{Blessed virgin, whose womb was worthy} 202 + }\tr{ 203 + \td{portáre Dóminum Chrístum. Alleluia} 204 + \td{to bear the Lord Christ. Alleluia} 205 + } 206 + } 207 + } 208 + \p{Then we processed out [while shepherds washed their socks](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOA2Y9Ms34s) and ascended to the organ loft for the remainder of the service, where we performed Warlock's [Bethlehem Down](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQnuxaqbYx8). I heard that anthem was written on a napkin by an alcoholic and antitheist Peter Warlock in exchange for beer money, and that he died a few years after writing it. But the anthem itself is quite special.} 209 + \quote{\poem{\line{When He is King we will give him the King's gifts,} 210 + \line{Myrrh for its sweetness, and gold for a crown,} 211 + \line{"Beautiful robes", said the young girl to Joseph} 212 + \line{Fair with her first-born on Bethlehem Down.} 213 + \line{\br} 214 + \line{Bethlehem Down is full of the starlight} 215 + \line{Winds for the spices, and stars for the gold,} 216 + \line{Mary for sleep, and for lullaby music} 217 + \line{Songs of a shepherd by Bethlehem fold.} 218 + \line{\br} 219 + \line{When He is King they will clothe Him in grave-sheets,} 220 + \line{Myrrh for embalming, and wood for a crown,} 221 + \line{He that lies now in the white arms of Mary} 222 + \line{Sleeping so lightly on Bethlehem Down.} 223 + \line{\br} 224 + \line{Here He has peace and a short while for dreaming,} 225 + \line{Close-huddled oxen to keep Him from cold,} 226 + \line{Mary for love, and for lullaby music} 227 + \line{Songs of a shepherd by Bethlehem fold.}}} 228 + \p{This was followed by another congregational carol with Willcocks descant, [Hark the Herald Angels Sing](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Bwn0k0k8xI) and our last anthem of the evening, Wood's [Hey you! The Middle Ball](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qf202pdjMZk). } 229 + \quote{ 230 + \poem{ 231 + \line{O thou the central orb of righteous love,} 232 + \line{Pure beam of the Most High,} 233 + \line{Eternal Light of this our wintry world,} 234 + \line{Thy radiance bright awakes new joy in faith,} 235 + \line{Hope soars above.} 236 + \line{\br} 237 + \line{Come, quickly come and let thy glory shine,} 238 + \line{Gilding our darksome heav'n with rays divine.} 239 + \line{Thy saints with holy lustre round thee move,} 240 + \line{As stars about thy throne, set in the height} 241 + \line{Of God's ordaining counsel, } 242 + \line{As thy sight gives measured grace to each.} 243 + \line{Thy power to prove.} 244 + \line{\br} 245 + \line{Let thy bright beams disperse the gloom of sin,} 246 + \line{Our nature all shall feel eternal day,} 247 + \line{In fellowship with thee,} 248 + \line{Transforming day to souls erewhile unclean,} 249 + \line{now pure within.} 250 + \line{\br} 251 + \line{Amen.} 252 + } 253 + } 254 + \p{Of course, it wouldn't be a Christmas Carols service without the "Word of the Father" chord, so we finished up with Willcocks' arrangement of [O Come, All Ye Faithful](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkS57yCIk7E). 255 + } 256 +
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··· 1 + \date{2025-12-06T06:45:05Z} 2 + \author{liamoc} 3 + \title{The first week of LSS is over} 4 + \figure{ 5 + \<html:img>[width]{250px}[src]{\route-asset{assets/lss5.jpeg}}{} 6 + } 7 + \p{The first week of the [ANU](anu) Logic Summer School has concluded, including my introductory course on [[isa-0001]]. I think the course went well and students learnt a little of what makes theorem proving fun. Chelsea Edmonds will follow on from my course in week 2 with her own course on software verification. I hope I prepared the students well. We went on an excursion to the Tidbinbilla nature reserve (photos of which I have also previously shared on [[2025-W27]] and [[2025-W44]]).} 8 + \figure{ 9 + \<html:img>[width]{250px}[src]{\route-asset{assets/lss4.jpeg}}{} 10 + \<html:img>[width]{250px}[src]{\route-asset{assets/lss3.jpeg}}{} 11 + \<html:img>[width]{250px}[src]{\route-asset{assets/lss2.jpeg}}{} 12 + \<html:img>[width]{250px}[src]{\route-asset{assets/lss1.jpeg}}{} 13 + \figcaption{Various Australian fauna seen at Tidbinbilla} 14 + } 15 + \p{It was a lot of fun to show some of our visiting students some of the natural landscapes so easily accessible from Canberra. I think we all had a really good day, even though it was sweltering hot. }
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··· 1 + \import{table-macros} 2 + \title{Weeknotes 2025-W49} 3 + \author{liamoc} 4 + \date{2025-12-07} 5 + \p{Much of this past week was spent organising for my Logic Summer School course or preparing for the Service of Lessons and Carols at Ainslie. Both went well I think! But I was so exhausted last night that these weeknotes are a day late.} 6 + \transclude{loc-002M} 7 + \transclude{loc-002L}