This thesis aims at studying the construction of linear logic proofs and at using it as a paradigm for parallel programming. We show that inference permutability plays a crucial role in the normalization of proofs in linear logic. This method will then help us to choose a suitable fragment of intuitionistic linear logic for developing a process calculus where logical formulas are interpreted as processes and proofs as interactions between the processes.Cette thèse se propose d'étudier la construction de preuves en logique linéaire et sur la base de cette étude, de l'utiliser ensuite comme paradigme de calcul pour la programmation parallèle.Dans le calcul des séquents linéaire, nous montrons que la propriété de permutabilité d'inférences jou...
This thesis investigates the use of deep inference formalisms as basis for a computational interpret...
In classical logic, the formalisation of the Petri net token game faces the invariance of truth. In ...
The subject of this thesis is the proof theory of linear logic with least and greatest fixed points....
The first part describes various systems of interaction nets (calculus using rewriting whose reducti...
Article dans revue scientifique avec comité de lecture.We propose a concurrent process calculus, cal...
AbstractWe build a realizability model for linear logic using a name-passing process calculus. The c...
This thesis is devoted to the application of realisability techniques in the study of the computatio...
Linear Logic is now part of the toolbox for the development of proof theory as well as for the study...
The topic of this thesis is the study of the encoding of references andconcurrency in Linear Logic. ...
International audienceWe build a realizability model for linear logic using a name-passing process c...
International audienceWe present a proof-theoretic foundation for automated deduction in linear logi...
AbstractWe present a proof-theoretic foundation for automated deduction in linear logic. At first, w...
Linear logic programming has recently been proposed and shown to be able to integrate a wide range o...
Game semantics characterize the interactive behaviour of proofs and programs, by modeling them as st...
In this thesis, we study the close links between linear logic and on current constraint programming,...
This thesis investigates the use of deep inference formalisms as basis for a computational interpret...
In classical logic, the formalisation of the Petri net token game faces the invariance of truth. In ...
The subject of this thesis is the proof theory of linear logic with least and greatest fixed points....
The first part describes various systems of interaction nets (calculus using rewriting whose reducti...
Article dans revue scientifique avec comité de lecture.We propose a concurrent process calculus, cal...
AbstractWe build a realizability model for linear logic using a name-passing process calculus. The c...
This thesis is devoted to the application of realisability techniques in the study of the computatio...
Linear Logic is now part of the toolbox for the development of proof theory as well as for the study...
The topic of this thesis is the study of the encoding of references andconcurrency in Linear Logic. ...
International audienceWe build a realizability model for linear logic using a name-passing process c...
International audienceWe present a proof-theoretic foundation for automated deduction in linear logi...
AbstractWe present a proof-theoretic foundation for automated deduction in linear logic. At first, w...
Linear logic programming has recently been proposed and shown to be able to integrate a wide range o...
Game semantics characterize the interactive behaviour of proofs and programs, by modeling them as st...
In this thesis, we study the close links between linear logic and on current constraint programming,...
This thesis investigates the use of deep inference formalisms as basis for a computational interpret...
In classical logic, the formalisation of the Petri net token game faces the invariance of truth. In ...
The subject of this thesis is the proof theory of linear logic with least and greatest fixed points....