The Nature of Proof: A Symposium. (6) Panel discussion with audience questions.

Update: 2012-11-14

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The symposium is sponsored by The Thomas and Yvonne Williams Fund for the Advancement of Logic and Philosophy, The Provost’s Fund for the Year of Proof, and the Schools of Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Applied Science, and Law.

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The Nature of Proof: A Symposium. (6) Panel discussion with audience questions.

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The Nature of Proof: A Symposium. (6) Panel discussion with audience questions.

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The Nature of Proof: A Symposium. (6) Panel discussion with audience questions.

Lectures and Events - Williams Lecture Series

The Nature of Proof: A Symposium. (6) Panel discussion with audience questions.