LangInteger

This is a note reading the thesis of Lionel Blatter¹, which makes contribution to the relational properties verification in the Frama-C ecosystem, and it is also a good material for learning formal verification.

This blog compares proving type soundness using traditional progress/preservation methods and logical relations¹. Credits go to the original author of these ideas.

This is my note learning Linear Logic by Frank Pfenning.

This is a note for my learning of Constructive Logic by Frank Pfenning. Logic is the study of the principles of valid inferences and demonstration, which constitutes an important area in the disciplines of philosophy and mathematics.

In the past first semester of my Ph.D. in computer science, my attention was attracted by the study of Alonzo Church and Alan Turing, specifically, the Turing Machine developed by Alan Turing in 1936, and the lambda calculus developed by Alonzo Church in 1930, which turns out to be Turing complete and is equivalent in omputational power with Turing Machine.