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The arrangement of previous chapters has more or less corresponded to a systematic walk through the code and theory development, and then our applications. However this was done with the aim of bringing out as many general points as possible. Sometimes implementation issues were discussed or not discussed, not on the grounds of their intrinsic interest or lack of it, but because they were or were not a convenient peg from which to hang general reflections. While it is of course always desirable to provide concrete illustrations of abstract phenomena, there is a danger that these general points have been submerged under the mass of detail. Accordingly, we will now recapitulate some of the themes that we consider to be important.
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Harrison, J. (1998). Conclusions. In: Theorem Proving with the Real Numbers. Distinguished Dissertations. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1591-5_8
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