Titlebook: Applied Semantics; International Summer Gilles Barthe,Peter Dybjer,João Saraiva Conference proceedings 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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An Introduction to Dependent Type Theory,iformly in the framework of dependent types, in which types may depend on values. The purpose of this chapter is to give some background for such an analysis..We present here precise theorems, that should hopefully help the reader to understand to which extent statements like “introducing dependent

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Monads and Effects,on the other. The introduction of monads has made a large step towards reconciling these alternatives. First proposed by Moggi as a way of structuring semantic descriptions, they were adopted by Wadler to structure Haskell programs. Monads have been used to solve long-standing problems such as addin

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Normalization and Partial Evaluation,atory version of Gödel System T. Then we show normalization by evaluation for typed lambda calculus with . and . conversion. Finally, we introduce the notion of binding time, and explain the method of type-directed partial evaluation for a small PCF-style functional programming language. We give alg

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