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Theoretical computer science / Mathematical logic / Computer science / Logic in computer science / Lambda calculus / Models of computation / Proof theory / Computability theory / Simply typed lambda calculus / Natural deduction / CurryHoward correspondence
Date: 2016-06-30 02:06:10
Theoretical computer science
Mathematical logic
Computer science
Logic in computer science
Lambda calculus
Models of computation
Proof theory
Computability theory
Simply typed lambda calculus
Natural deduction
CurryHoward correspondence

An Introduction to Logical Relations Proving Program Properties Using Logical Relations Lau Skorstengaard Contents

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