Covers inductive propositions in Coq, focusing on evaluation rules for arithmetic expressions and their applications in defining partial and non-deterministic functions.
Introduces Iris, a logical framework for reasoning about safety and correctness of concurrent higher-order imperative programs, emphasizing its unique characteristics and applications.
Explores the practical application of language theory, including quicksort, gradual typing, and efficient memory management, as well as the challenges of reduction program synthesis.
