A workshop to bring together developers/users of the HOL4 interactive theorem prover. The hope is to:
Michael Norrish, the primary developer of HOL4, will be delivering an invited talk.
The workshop will be held at the Arm offices in Cambridge, UK: 110 Fulbourn Rd, Cambridge CB1 9NJ
We are keeping the format and length deliberately open.
There is space for you indicate in the registration form whether you would like to share anything at the workshop - please do consider showing something! We're keeping the format deliberately non-prescriptive, but some suggested starting points are:
Available here.
Due to security restrictions at Arm, please arrive promptly each day. It will be difficult to allow late entry (or re-entry should you leave the building).
Tea, coffee, and lunch will be provided. Please do let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
Tue 25th June
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Wed 26th June
Cambridge is accessible by train from three main London stations: King's Cross, St. Pancras International, and Liverpool Street. There are a mixture of fast (~50 mins) and slow (<1.5 hr) trains, most frequently from King's Cross (~4 per hour). The fastest trains operate directly from King's Cross.
NB there are two stations in Cambridge: "Cambridge" and "Cambridge North". The first one (i.e. just "Cambridge") is the "main" one.
For those travelling from abroad, flying to a London airport and then taking a train is usually easiest. London Stansted in particular is quite close to Cambridge (and not really in London): around 40 minutes by coach or by train.
We suggest staying near Cambridge station for ease of access. There are many hotels and AirBnB offerings in the area, for example:
There are many hotels/AirBnBs in central Cambridge and beyond too.
The Arm offices are in Cherry Hinton, a village a short distance from Cambridge. There are several modes of transport available between Cambridge station and the Arm offices:
Cambridge is a well-known, historic university city with long-standing links to the field of computing. If you are interested in exploring it, here are a few things you could try: