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Mathematical logic / Metalogic / Logic / Model theory / Type theory / Proof assistants / Proof theory / Higher-order logic / Theoretical computer science / Isabelle / Simply typed lambda calculus / Gdel's incompleteness theorems
Date: 2016-04-20 00:08:12
Mathematical logic
Metalogic
Logic
Model theory
Type theory
Proof assistants
Proof theory
Higher-order logic
Theoretical computer science
Isabelle
Simply typed lambda calculus
Gdel's incompleteness theorems

Proof-producing reflection for HOL with an application to model polymorphism Benja Fallenstein1 and Ramana Kumar2 1 2

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