typo, plus theorem prover -> proof assistant
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* minimal codebase without mutable state allows to reason about entire systems and adherence to specification
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* extensive library ecosystem, yet minimal trusted code base at runtime
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* rapid prototyping with a seamless path from prototype to production
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* possibility to formally verify important parts with a therorem prover
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* possibility to formally verify important parts with a proof assistant
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Our team is eager to develop applications for high assurance, which seamlessly
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### Verification
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A large subset of the OCaml semantics has been
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[mechanically proven sound](http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~so294/ocaml/) in a theorem prover.
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A large subset of the OCaml semantics has been [mechanically proven
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sound](http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~so294/ocaml/) in a proof assistant.
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OCaml is the implementation language of the well-known proof assistant
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[Coq](https://coq.inria.fr). Development in Coq can be extracted to OCaml code,
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