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Find similar grantsALPHA — Accelerated Formal Proof Synthesis with Neuro-Symbolic Automation (expMATH program) is sponsored by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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ALPHA: Accelerated formal proof synthesis with neuro‐symbolicAutomation - IPAM ALPHA: Accelerated formal proof synthesis with neuro‐symbolicAutomation - IPAM Suggested collaborator tool Integrated Explicit Analytic Number Theory network ALPHA: Accelerated formal proof synthesis with neuro‐symbolicAutomation Singularities in compressible gas dynamics Mathematics of DNA-aptamer design ALPHA: Accelerated formal proof synthesis with neuro‐symbolicAutomation We will integrate ALPHA with proof assistants such as Lean and Isabelle to ensure reliability of the proofs generated and to gain access to proof assistants’ extensive library and metaprogramming features while leveraging connections with the Lean community through PIs Tao and Sottile.
Our approach builds on our strengths in PDE, analytic number theory, graph algorithms, tool- augmented large language model (LLM), code generation, neurosymbolic AI, and automated theorem proving. This project is primarily funded by the DARPA ExpMath program . We will also be partnering with Matthew Sottile at LLNL.
UCLA Team Awarded $5 Million DARPA Contract to Develop AI for Math Advancement
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University-based teams with expertise in computer science, mathematics, large language models, neuro-symbolic AI, code generation, and automated theorem proving. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
ALPHA — Accelerated Formal Proof Synthesis with Neuro-Symbolic Automation (expMATH program) is funded by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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