Lecture

Coq Workshop: Inductive Data Types and Proofs

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Description

This lecture introduces the Coq proof assistant and covers the definition of an inductive data type in Coq, specifically focusing on the NB language. The lecture explains how to define terms in Coq, create values corresponding to the terms in the NB language, and define multi-step evaluation relations. It also delves into the concept of values in the NB language and how to build proofs interactively using tactics in Coq.

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Theoretical computer science

Programming language theory: High-level programming languages, Type theory

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