Talks (2010)

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24 Nov 2010
Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK

Tattered type theories: type theories with holes

A talk given at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, UK as part of the fun in the afternoon series of meetings. I describe current work with Dominic Mulligan on representing incompleteness in theorem-provers. Thanks to Conor McBride.
20101124-stattt   [ pdf ]

 

16 Nov 2010
PPS, Paris, France

Nominal techniques: logique, algèbre, calcul

A talk given at the 16th meeting on Logic, Algebra, and Calculus at PPS in Paris, France. I talk about applications of nominal rewriting, algebra, and permissive-nominal logic to specifying and reasoning about logic, algebra, and calculus. Thanks to Delia Kesner and DIGITEO.
20101116-nomtla   [ pdf ]

 

7 Oct 2010
LIX, Paris, France

Nominal sets and the NEW-quantifier

A talk given at the Typical Seminar at the École Polytechnique in Paris, France. I describe recent work on a representation theorem for the NEW-quantifier. Thanks to Gilles Dowek and DIGITEO.
20101007-nomsnq   [ pdf ]

 

3 Sep 2010
BLC, Birmingham, UK

Permissive nominal logic and all that

A talk given in the 2010 British Logic Colloquium in Birmingham, UK. I describe in broad terms names and their symmetry properties. Thanks to Eike Ritter.
20100903-pernla   [ pdf ]

 

14 Jul 2010
LFMTP, Edinburgh, UK

Closed nominal rewriting and efficiently computable nominal algebra equality

A talk given at the 5th International Workshop on Logical Frameworks and Meta-languages in Edinburgh, UK. I discuss the connection between nominal rewriting and nominal algebra. Joint work with Maribel Fernández
20100714-clonre   [ pdf ]

 

29 Jun 2010
Edinburgh, UK

Kripke-style models in which logic and computation have equal standing

I discuss Kripke models of the untyped lambda-calculus at the lovely and exciting meeting in honour of Dana Scott.
2010062-scott-in-scotland   [ pdf ]

 

6 Jun 2010
Leicester, UK

PNL: Permissive-nominal logic

Given as part of the Computer Science Seminars in Leicester, UK. I discuss permissive-nominal logic; an extension of first-order logic with names and binding. Thanks to Alexander Kurz.
20100604-pernl   [ pdf ]