AbstractTait's proof of strong normalization for the simply typed λ-calculus is interpreted in a general model theoretical framework by means of the specification of a certain theory T and a certain model /oU of T. The argumentation is partly reduced to formal predicate logic by the application of certain derivability properties of T. The resulting version of Tait's proof is, within the same framework, systematically generalized to the Calculus of Constructions and other advanced type systems. The generalization proceeds along the formal level in the sense that T is modified first and that the new theory partly dictates the subsequent transformation of /oU, which is carried out in stages. The uniform and standardized character of the argume...
Abstract. We present a uniform framework for defining different λ-typed λ-calculi in terms of system...
Abstract. A proof theoretical analysis suggests that the process of cut elimination in a sequent cal...
AbstractWe present an evaluation technique for proving strong normalization (SN). We use the techniq...
Tait's proof of strong normalization for the simply typed lambda-calculus is interpreted in a genera...
Tait's proof of strong normalization for the simply typed lambda-calculus is interpreted in a genera...
Abstract. This paper presents simple, syntactic strong normalization proofs for the simply-typed λ-c...
AbstractFor some typedλ-calculi it is easier to prove weak normalization than strong normalization. ...
AbstractWe introduce a typed π-calculus where strong normalisation is ensured by typability. Strong ...
We give a proof that all terms that type-check in the theory of contructions are strongly normalizin...
In this paper we prove that any subexpression of a correct judgement in Martin-Löf's Type Theory is ...
We prove the strong normalisation for any PTS, provided the existence of a certain-set A * (s) fo...
Abstract. Deduction modulo is an extension of first-order predicate logic where axioms are replaced ...
We give a proof that all terms that type-check in the theory of contructions are strongly normalizin...
AbstractWe introduce a new unification procedure for the type inference problem in the intersection ...
A proof theoretical analysis suggests that the process of cut elimination in a sequent calculus corr...
Abstract. We present a uniform framework for defining different λ-typed λ-calculi in terms of system...
Abstract. A proof theoretical analysis suggests that the process of cut elimination in a sequent cal...
AbstractWe present an evaluation technique for proving strong normalization (SN). We use the techniq...
Tait's proof of strong normalization for the simply typed lambda-calculus is interpreted in a genera...
Tait's proof of strong normalization for the simply typed lambda-calculus is interpreted in a genera...
Abstract. This paper presents simple, syntactic strong normalization proofs for the simply-typed λ-c...
AbstractFor some typedλ-calculi it is easier to prove weak normalization than strong normalization. ...
AbstractWe introduce a typed π-calculus where strong normalisation is ensured by typability. Strong ...
We give a proof that all terms that type-check in the theory of contructions are strongly normalizin...
In this paper we prove that any subexpression of a correct judgement in Martin-Löf's Type Theory is ...
We prove the strong normalisation for any PTS, provided the existence of a certain-set A * (s) fo...
Abstract. Deduction modulo is an extension of first-order predicate logic where axioms are replaced ...
We give a proof that all terms that type-check in the theory of contructions are strongly normalizin...
AbstractWe introduce a new unification procedure for the type inference problem in the intersection ...
A proof theoretical analysis suggests that the process of cut elimination in a sequent calculus corr...
Abstract. We present a uniform framework for defining different λ-typed λ-calculi in terms of system...
Abstract. A proof theoretical analysis suggests that the process of cut elimination in a sequent cal...
AbstractWe present an evaluation technique for proving strong normalization (SN). We use the techniq...