Questions tagged [martin-lof-type-theory]
Per Martin-Löf‘s dependent type theory, also known as intuitionistic or constructive type theory, is a foundation for constructive mathematics notably using П-types, Σ-types, and W-types.
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Is existence of Stream as final co-algebra for the suitable functor enough to write functions into equality of streams by co-induction in ExtMLTT?
Suppose we work inside MLTT with equality reflection (extensional MLTT).
Assume I postulate existence of Streams as final co-algebra for the suitable functor.
Is that enough to prove the bisimulation ...
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Proof-theoretic strength of HOL compared to predicative dependent types
By HOL I mean something like inference rules of HOL Light with the 3 axioms of infinity, extensionality and choice ($\varepsilon$ operator).
By predicative dependent types, I am thinking of MLTT + W-...
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Proof-theoretic comparison table?
I read this CSTheory SE post, which suggests that it is often not clear what variant of MLTT or CIC is being referred to. But I would like to know the proof-theoretic strengths of the various ...
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What are the differences between MLTT and CIC?
In the theory and design of proof assistants based upon dependent types, I feel like there’s a somewhat cultural divide between the "MLTT" world (with Agda as the main representative proof ...
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