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    PhD course - Type Theory Seminar

    Course:

    Type Theory Seminar

     

    Organizer(s):

    Rasmus Møgelberg

     

    Course website: 

    http://pls.itu.dk/Type_theory_seminar.html

     

    Lecturer(s):

    Rasmus Møgelberg and course participants.

     

    Date(s) of the course:

    March 20 – June 5

     

    Time:

    Wednesdays 10-12

     

    Room preferences:

    Already planned TBA.

     

    Course description:

    The goal of the type theory seminar is to keep up with current state of the art research in type theory and application of type theory. As such, the goal of attending the seminar is to discuss current trends in type theory, relate application and theory across wide ranging areas, apply state of the art techniques and identify application in new areas.       

     

    Reading list:

    Abel et. Al, 2016: Interactive Programming in Agda – Objects and Graphical User Interfaces.

    Abel and Pientka, 2016: Wellfounded Recursion with Copatterns and Sized Types.

    Kavvos, 2019: Modalities, Cohesion and Information Flow

    Shulman, 2015: Brouwer’s fixed-pint Theorem in Real-Cohesive Homotopy Type Theory

    Riljke et Al, 2017: Modalities in Homotopy Type Theory

    Brady, 2017: Type-Driven Development of Concurrent Communication System

     

    More to be added as last part of course in planned by participants.

     

    Programme:

    Type-driven Development of Concurrent Communcating Systems

    Interactive Programming in Agda – Objects and Graphical User Interfaces.

    Wellfounded Recursion with Copatterns and Sized Types

    Modalites, Cohesion and Information Flow

    Brouwer’s fixed-point theorem in real-cohesive homotopy type theory

    Modalities in homotopy type theory

     

    The rest of the programme is determined based on interest of participants.

     

    Exam:

    To pass, a student must present a paper, or part of a paper corresponding to 2x45 min of lecture.

     

    Credits:

    5 ECTS

     

    Amount of hours the student is expected to use on the course

    Participation: 20 hours (Lectures and presentations)

    Preparation: 115  hours (Reading articles and preparing presentation)



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