@cvc5_solver

cvc5 is an efficient open-source automatic theorem prover for Satisfiability Modulo Theories (SMT) problems.

Joined November 2023
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We are excited to announce that our Beginner’s Tutorial for Satisfiability Modulo Theories is now live on the cvc5 website! The tutorial includes hands-on exercises that can be run using Python or the SMT-LIB language with cvc5 or z3! Check it out here: cvc5.github.io/tutorials/beg…
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We are so thrilled to share our most recent blog post by Andy Reynolds on diagnostic features of cvc5, including tips on what to do when the solver times out or answers unknown! cvc5.github.io/blog/2024/04/…

Interfaces for Understanding cvc5

This blog post focuses on new interfaces for understanding the behavior of cvc5 and what to do when things go right and more importantly when they go wrong. We review the numerous diagnotic features...

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We have a new blog post by PhD student Hanna Lachnitt about Reconstructing cvc5 proofs in Isabelle/HOL! cvc5.github.io/blog/2024/03/…

Reconstructing cvc5 proofs in Isabelle/HOL- Part I: Communication between Isabelle and cvc5

If you have used the cvc5 SMT solver before you know that it can solve many complicated problems fast, especially for the theories it supports! But can other programs profit from cvc5’s efficiency...

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Curious about how to try cvc5 when you're already using Z3's Python interface? It's super easy! youtu.be/CNQwSXKBGgw?si=QeZU…
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We have a new blog post written by Professor Yoni Zohar from @ubarilan on a theory of sequences in cvc5. Check it out here: cvc5.github.io/2024/02/15/se… #SMTsolving #automatedreasoning

A Theory of Sequences in cvc5

Introduction The theory of sequences in cvc5 is relatively new. In essence, it is meant to model data structures such as List in Java, or std::vector in c++. Unlike the theory of arrays (which is...

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📢@UIowaCS's own Cesare Tinelli [@cesare_tinelli] and long-time collaborator Clark Barrett [@StanfordEng] have received a new $1.5M @NSF grant to further improve reliability of computer systems [inc. via @cvc5_solver]. More @ bit.ly/tinelli_nsf_23 #NSFFunded #OpenSource 🥳
Cesare Tinelli portrait flanked by CVC5 and NSF logos

ALT Cesare Tinelli portrait flanked by CVC5 and NSF logos

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Check out our new blog post by Alex Ozdemir on adding a new theory solver: cvc5.github.io/2024/01/26/ad…

Adding a New Theory to cvc5

cvc5 is an SMT solver with support for many theories: integers, reals, bit-vectors, algebraic datatypes, separation logic, sets, bags, and more. This means that is can find satisfying solutions for...

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Check out our new blog post by Amalee Wilson on Distributed #SMTsolving using partitioning: cvc5.github.io/blog/2023/12/…

Partitioning Strategies for Distributed SMT Solving

Partitioning is a divide-and-conquer approach where a difficult problem is split into hopefully easier subproblems that can be solved in parallel. This strategy is notoriously difficult to get right...

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We're looking to get to know the users of SMT solvers! Please DM us if you use any SMT solver, and especially if you use cvc5. Reposts for visibility are also appreciated!
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Check out this blog from @VeridiseInc about Alex Ozdemir's work on Satisfiability Module Finite Fields. medium.com/veridise/satisfia…

Satisfiability Modulo Finite Fields: Unlocking SMT for ZK Verification

Today we’ll introduce “Satisfiability Modulo Finite Fields” (SMFF): a research paper that promises to make verifying ZK systems easier.

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Stay tuned for posts about the cvc5 SMT solver's recent papers and new features!
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