An inferential semantics for full Higher Order Logic (HOL) is proposed. The paper presents a constructive notion of model, that being able to capture relevant computational aspects is particularly suited for the applications of HOL to computer science. The inferential seman- tics is based on the introduction of new abstract deduction structures (ADS) that express the action of the Comprehension Axiom in a Higher Order Logic proof. The ADS\u2019s allow to define an inferential algebra of higher order potential proof-trees, endowed with two binary operations, the abstraction and the contraction, each consisting of constructive reductions between potential proofs. Typed formulas are interpreted by sequent trees, and the opera- tions between tr...
We give a first-order presentation of higher-order logic based on explicit substitutions. This prese...
The Calculus of Constructions (CC) ([Coquand 1985]) is a typed lambda calculus for higher order intu...
Expansion trees are defined as generalizations of Herbrand instances for formulas in a nonextensiona...
AbstractAn inferential semantics for full Higher Order Logic (HOL) is proposed. The paper presents a...
This paper contains a systematic study of the foundations of knowledge representation, computation, ...
The focus of this lecture series will be HOL, Church's higher-order logic, which is the core of...
This paper presents a case for the use of higher-order logic as a foundation for computational logic...
The objective of this thesis is to provide a formal basis for higher-order features in the paradigm ...
We present a logic for the specification and analysis of deductive systems. This logic is an extensi...
We present a series of improvements to the Hybrid system, a formal theory implemented in Isabelle/HO...
We present a mechanised semantics for higher-order logic (HOL), and a proof of soundness for the inf...
At present this document is a (small) mess pot of explorations of how one might go about presentatio...
howe@scs.carleton.ca Higher-Order Abstract Syntax, or HOAS, is a technique for using a higher-order ...
We develop an extensional semantics for higher-order logic programs withnegation, generalizing the t...
We introduce a new formalization of Higher-Order-Logic (abbreviated Hol), which we baptized Formath,...
We give a first-order presentation of higher-order logic based on explicit substitutions. This prese...
The Calculus of Constructions (CC) ([Coquand 1985]) is a typed lambda calculus for higher order intu...
Expansion trees are defined as generalizations of Herbrand instances for formulas in a nonextensiona...
AbstractAn inferential semantics for full Higher Order Logic (HOL) is proposed. The paper presents a...
This paper contains a systematic study of the foundations of knowledge representation, computation, ...
The focus of this lecture series will be HOL, Church's higher-order logic, which is the core of...
This paper presents a case for the use of higher-order logic as a foundation for computational logic...
The objective of this thesis is to provide a formal basis for higher-order features in the paradigm ...
We present a logic for the specification and analysis of deductive systems. This logic is an extensi...
We present a series of improvements to the Hybrid system, a formal theory implemented in Isabelle/HO...
We present a mechanised semantics for higher-order logic (HOL), and a proof of soundness for the inf...
At present this document is a (small) mess pot of explorations of how one might go about presentatio...
howe@scs.carleton.ca Higher-Order Abstract Syntax, or HOAS, is a technique for using a higher-order ...
We develop an extensional semantics for higher-order logic programs withnegation, generalizing the t...
We introduce a new formalization of Higher-Order-Logic (abbreviated Hol), which we baptized Formath,...
We give a first-order presentation of higher-order logic based on explicit substitutions. This prese...
The Calculus of Constructions (CC) ([Coquand 1985]) is a typed lambda calculus for higher order intu...
Expansion trees are defined as generalizations of Herbrand instances for formulas in a nonextensiona...