ZJU Global Dialogue Series: Programming Language Semantics by Prof. Andrew Pitts

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Andrew Pitts is a Professor of Theoretical Computer Science and a Fellow of Darwin College at the University of Cambridge. His research makes use of techniques from category theory, mathematical logic and type theory to advance the foundations of programming language semantics and theorem proving systems. He has a long-standing interest in the semantics and logic of names, locality and binding. In this video, you will look at various styles of programming language semantics and compare their answers to the fundamental question: when are two program phrases semantically equivalent?
Special thanks to Prof. Andrew Pitts and Prof. LIAO Beishui
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