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Formalizing PTX in Lean to prove GPU kernels correct
An author claims to have formalized PTX, NVIDIA's GPU intermediate assembly, in Lean to prove GPU kernels correct. The post has no source link.
Radar records an author's claim to have formalized PTX, NVIDIA's intermediate assembly for GPUs, in the Lean proof language, with the aim of formally proving that GPU kernels are correct. The post has no source link, so the scope of the formalization, the technical details and the results could not be verified from the material available.
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Original source: Formalização de PTX em Lean para provar kernels de GPU corretos