6. Limitations
No completeness: BSF can never prove general statements (e.g., “Collatz holds for all n”) Resource-bound dependent: Results are only valid within specific bounds No symbolic generalization: Lacks quantifier reasoning or symbolic proof Educational intent: Best used for intuition and pedagogy, not publication of results
7. Future Work
Integration with proof assistants (e.g., BSF to Coq translator) Classroom deployment and exercises Visualization tools for scrolls and traces Collaborative experiments on large conjectures Benchmark suite for guard-triggered failures
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