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Félix Castro

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arXiv2023

An Interpretation of E-HA$^w$ inside HA$^w$

Higher Type Arithmetic (HA$^w$) is a first-order many-sorted theory. It is a conservative extension of Heyting Arithmetic obtained by extending the syntax of terms to all of System T: the objects of interest here are the functionals of higher types. While equality between natural numbers is specified by the axioms of Peano, how can equality between functionals be defined? From this question, different versions of HA$^w$ arise, such as an extensional version (E-HA$^w$) and an intentional version (I-HA$^w$). In this work, we will see how the study of partial equivalence relations leads us to design a translation by parametricity from E-HA$^w$ to HA$^w$.

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arXiv2023

Implicative Assemblies

Implicative algebras, recently discovered by Miquel, are combinatorial structures unifying classical and intuitionistic realizability as well as forcing. In this paper we introduce implicative assemblies as sets valued in the separator of an underlying implicative algebra. Given a fixed implicative algebra A, implicative assemblies over A organise themselves in a category Asm with tracked set-theoretical functions as morphisms. We show that Asm is a quasitopos with NNO.

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arXiv2021

Concurrent Realizability on Conjunctive Structures

The point of this work is to explore axiomatisations of concurrent computation using the technology of proof theory and realizability. To deal with this problem, we redefine the Concurrent Realizability of Beffara using as realizers a $π$-calculus with global fusions. We define a variant of the Conjunctive Structures of É Miquey as a general structure where belong realizers and truth values from realizability. As for Secuential Realizability, we encode the realizers into the algebraic structure by means of a combinatory presentation, following the work of Honda & Yoshida. In this first work we restricted to work with the $π$-calculus without replication and its corresponding type system is the multiplicative linear logic (MLL).

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