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realizer

realizer

9.9
A program or method that shows a math statement is true
  • noun
  • /ˈriːəˌlaɪzər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : realizador

Examples

  • For instance, when we're doing science, it's plausible that the appropriate realizer of the truth role is some kind of correspondence notion.

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  • These, in turn, have still lower-level realizers.

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  • A program serves as a realizer of logical proofs by demonstrating each step clearly.

  • In computer science, a realizer can be an algorithm that effectively validates a mathematical theorem.

  • Developers often use a specific tool as a realizer to ensure that their software meets all requirements.

Synonyms

solver
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20 3.9

A person who finds answers to problems by thinking carefully, like puzzles or math questions

aims to give a constructive witness for a statement rather than just find answers
prover
vsrealizer
  • Specialized
7.5

A person or program that checks math and logic arguments

is a built program or algorithm rather than a person or generic tool
implementer
vsrealizer
  • Specialized
6.0

A program or device that follows rules to do a task

focuses on showing truth through a constructive program rather than executing specs

Surface Forms

realizer singular
realizers plural

Morphology

realizer = realize (semi-transparent) = real + ize + er

Built from 'realize' + agentive '-er' but denotes a technical constructive object in logic/CS, a meaning that is specialised and not obvious from everyday usage.

Etymology

Realizer in logic and computer science comes from realize 'to make real' and real 'actual'. So a realizer is a concrete program or object that makes a mathematical idea real by giving a clear example or method.