Linear logic, type assignment systems and implicit computational complexity. (Logique linéaire, systèmes de types et complexité implicite)
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Summary
This thesis explores the linear logic approach to implicit computational complexity, through the design of type assignment systems based on light linear logic, or heavily inspired by them, with the purpose of giving a characterization of one or more complexity classes, through variants of lambda-calculi which are typable in such systems.
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- preprint
- Published
- 2015-02-10
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- 2
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- 67
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- Open access
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Keywords
Descriptive complexity theory, Linear logic, Mathematics, Normalization (sociology), Lambda calculus
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