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DeepSeek-Prover-V2

Formal theorem proving specialist; 671B parameters; Lean 4 integration; solves 6 of 15 AIME 2024-25 problems in formal proofs

Introduced May 2025, DeepSeek-Prover-V2 represented a specialized application of DeepSeek-V3's architecture for formal mathematical theorem proving in Lean 4. The 671-billion-parameter model combined chain-of-thought reasoning with verified formal proof synthesis, leveraging a recursive decomposition pipeline. It successfully proved 6 of 15 AIME competition problems and achieved state-of-the-art performance on formal mathematics benchmarks. With 7B and 671B variants available, Prover-V2 demonstrated how large foundation models could bridge informal mathematical reasoning with rigorous formal verification, opening new possibilities for verified AI-assisted mathematics.

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