Mizar Mathematical Library
The Mizar Mathematical Library (MML) includes all theorems which can be referred in newly written articles. Once approved by the proof checker they are further evaluated in a process of peer-review for appropriate contribution and style. If accepted they are published in the associated Journal of Formalized Mathematics and added to the MML.
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