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An introduction to Differential Linear Logic - Kerjean, Marie (Author of the conference) | CIRM H

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In this talk, we introduce the syntax and semantics of Differential Linear Logic. We explain how its rules relate to Linear Logic's rules, and give informal intuitions in terms of functions and distributions. We show how its cut-elimination rules are a reflection of basic calculus rules. We also review Differential Lambda-calculus, with matching intuitions. At the end of the talk, we briefly review two recent development about Differential Linear Logic, in terms of Laplace transformation and co-promotion.[-]
In this talk, we introduce the syntax and semantics of Differential Linear Logic. We explain how its rules relate to Linear Logic's rules, and give informal intuitions in terms of functions and distributions. We show how its cut-elimination rules are a reflection of basic calculus rules. We also review Differential Lambda-calculus, with matching intuitions. At the end of the talk, we briefly review two recent development about Differential ...[+]

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Differential Linear Logic adds to the linear logic the possibility to linearize non-linear proofs. We show how that accounts for the resolution of a differential equation, and extend differential linear logic to linear partial differential equations with constant coefficients. We explain how this result stems from the interpretation of linear logic formulas as reflexive vector spaces.

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In this talk, we introduce the Ssreflect tactic language, as used in the Mathematical Components library. We will focus on the tactics used to make formalization work lighter and easier to maintain.

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