Abstract

This paper presents the practice of automated theorem proving in Euclidean geometry with null geometric algebra, a combination of Conformal Geometric Algebra and Grassmann-Cayley algebra. This algebra helps generating extremely short and readable proofs: The proofs generated are mostly one-termed or two-termed. Besides, the theorems are naturally extended from qualitative description to quantitative characterization by removing one or more geometric constraints from the hypotheses.

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