Interactive Theorem Proving
Interactive Theorem Proving
ITP 2012
Princeton, New Jersey
August 13 - 15, 2012
Workshops: August 12, 2012
Overview
ITP 2012 is the third conference on Interactive Theorem Proving and related issues, ranging from theoretical foundations to implementation aspects and applications in program verification, security, and formalization of mathematics.
Important Dates (workshops)
Submission of proposals | |
Notification |
Important Dates (main conference)
Abstract submission | |
Paper submission | |
Paper notification | |
Final version |
News
CONFERENCE VENUE.
The conference and the workshops will be held in
Lewis Library
on the corner
of Washington Road and Ivy lane, here. A
MAP highlighting most locations relevant for the conference is here.
Combined
ON-SITE
REGISTRATION and DORM-CHECK-IN will
be available at Scully Hall on Saturday (3pm - 7pm),
at Lewis Library during workshop/conference times
Sunday - Wednesday, and at Prospect House on Sunday
(6pm-8pm). See also the
ACCOMMODATION
page.
REGISTRATION
is now open, including the option to book accommodation in Scully Hall.
The
TECHNICAL PROGRAM
is now available.
A
ROUGH SCHEDULE
and information on
TRAVEL
and
ACCOMMODATION
are now available.
The list of
ACCEPTED PAPERS
is now available.
ITP 2013
We're delighted to announce that next year's conference will be held in Rennes,
France, organized by the CELTIQUE and ProVal teams of INRIA.
Please follow the link to the organizer's web page above!
TUTORIAL.
Thank you to
Andrew Gacek
(Rockwell Collins), who will present a tutorial on Abella.
INVITED SPEAKERS.
We're happy to announce that that
Gilles Barthe
(IMDEA),
Lawrence C. Paulson
(Cambridge), and
Andre Platzer
(CMU) all accepted our invitation to present invited talks.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF WORKSHOPS
The conference will be preceded by workshops on Isabelle
(organized by Tobias Nipkow, Larry Paulson, and Makarius Wenzel)
and Coq (organized by Adam Chlipala).
CALL FOR PAPERS.
Please follow the link at the top of this page, and take note of the
deadlines to the right. As outlined in the CFP, submissions are
expected to be complemented by the source files of an implementation.
The deadline has now passed.
CALL FOR WORKSHOPS.
Please follow the link at the top of this page.
Proposals can be submitted until December 5th, 2011.
The deadline has now passed.