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Type theory / Dependently typed programming / Logic in computer science / Proof theory / Mathematical constructivism / Function / Intuitionistic type theory / Axiom of choice / Constructible universe / Mathematical logic / Mathematics / Logic
Date: 2013-11-27 15:43:03
Type theory
Dependently typed programming
Logic in computer science
Proof theory
Mathematical constructivism
Function
Intuitionistic type theory
Axiom of choice
Constructible universe
Mathematical logic
Mathematics
Logic

Type Theory and Univalent Foundation Thierry Coquand (j.w.w. M. Bezem and S. Huber) Royal Society meeting, November 26, 2013 Type Theory and Univalent Foundation

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