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Date: 2011-09-02 08:06:23
Logic
Mathematical logic
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Dependent type
Lambda calculus
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Proposition

logical verificationexercises 2 Exercise 1. This exercise is concerned with dependent types. We use the following definition in Coq: Inductive natlist_dep : nat -> Set := | nil_dep : natlist_dep 0

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