👉 Instant math, also known as automatic theorem proving or interactive proof assistants, is a form of computational mathematics that allows users to verify mathematical proofs algorithmically and interactively. It leverages formal logic and symbolic computation to check the validity of mathematical statements, often in real-time. Users can input conjectures or theorems, and the system checks them against a vast database of known results or generates proofs step-by-step. This process not only accelerates the verification of complex proofs but also aids in discovering new mathematical insights by exploring logical consequences and relationships that might be overlooked manually. Tools like Coq, Isabelle, and Lean exemplify this approach, combining human intuition with machine precision to ensure accuracy and efficiency in mathematical reasoning.
