Leonardo de Moura

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Leonardo de Moura is a Brazilian computer scientist best known for creating the Z3 theorem prover and contributing significantly to automated reasoning and formal verification.

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instanceOf computer scientist
person
researcher
affiliation Microsoft
citizenship Brazil
coAuthorOf papers on SMT solvers
papers on Z3
papers on automated reasoning
papers on formal methods
contributedTo Satisfiability Modulo Theories (SMT)
decision procedures for logical theories
formal methods in software verification
developed Z3 SMT solver
surface form: Z3 theorem prover
employer Microsoft Research Cambridge
surface form: Microsoft Research
fieldOfWork automated reasoning
computer science
formal verification
theorem proving
knownFor Z3 SMT solver
surface form: Z3 theorem prover

automated reasoning
formal verification
language English
Portuguese
nationality Brazilian
notableWork Z3: An Efficient SMT Solver
researchInterest SMT solving
automated theorem proving
decision procedures
formal verification of software
workLocation Redmond, Washington, United States
surface form: Redmond

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Herbrand Award notableRecipient Leonardo de Moura