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A Graded Modal Dependent Type Theory with a Universe and Erasure, Formalized

Conference Paper Formal Antecedent Foundations and Logic

Citation

Andreas Abel and Nils Anders Danielsson and Andrea Vezzosi. (2023). A Graded Modal Dependent Type Theory with a Universe and Erasure, Formalized. Proceedings of the ACM on Programming Languages (ICFP). 7.

Why this reference is included

Abel, Danielsson, and Vezzosi’s A Graded Modal Dependent Type Theory with a Universe and Erasure, Formalized (2023) is a key conference paper that the program draws on as a technical source. Cited 3 times in Book I (Categorical Foundations), Part 18, Chapter The Enrichment Frontier, where the program draws on it in the context of “Abel et al. develop graded modal dependent type theory, where a semiring of grades controls variable usage.”

Cited in

  • Book I — Categorical Foundations Part 18
    Chapter The Enrichment Frontier
    Abel et al. develop graded modal dependent type theory, where a semiring of grades controls variable usage
  • Book I — Categorical Foundations Part 18
    Chapter The Enrichment Frontier
    Resource-sensitive type theory exists (graded modal DTT , substructural DTT )
  • Book I — Categorical Foundations Part 18
    Chapter The Enrichment Frontier
    In the enrichment-frontier table across E₀→E₁→E₂→E₃, Abel's graded modal DTT appears as the closest precedent for the E₁→E₂ transition (alongside Joyal arithmetic universes), with the remaining gap being that linear DTT is not yet complete and lacks internal cut-elimination. Book III proposes to attempt what has not been done before.

Bibliographic Details

BibTeX KeyAbel2023
AuthorsAndreas Abel and Nils Anders Danielsson and Andrea Vezzosi
Year
TypeConference Paper
Journal / BookProceedings of the ACM on Programming Languages (ICFP)
Volume7

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