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Intro
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What is a foundation of mathematics?
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Outline
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Indiscernability of identicals
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Violating the equivalence principle
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Voevodsky's homotopy lambda calculus
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Overview of type theory
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Dependent types and functions
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Syntax of type theory
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Type dependency
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Dependent types in pictures
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Inference rules and derivations
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The singleton type
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The type of dependent pairs
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The type of dependent functions IL
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A dependent function in pictures
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The identity type
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Some terms that can be defined
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Contractible types, propositions and sets
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Equivalences
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The path type of pairs
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Axioms to characterize some path types
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Transport along isomorphism
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Monoids in type theory
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The type of monoids
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Monoid isomorphisms
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Equivalence principle for set-level structures
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EP for categories
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Conclusions
Description:
Explore univalent foundations and the equivalence principle in mathematics through this lecture from the Vladimir Voevodsky Memorial Conference. Delve into the concept of foundations in mathematics, indiscernability of identicals, and Voevodsky's homotopy lambda calculus. Examine type theory, including dependent types and functions, syntax, and inference rules. Investigate the identity type, contractible types, propositions, and sets. Learn about equivalences, path types, and axioms characterizing path types. Discover how the equivalence principle applies to set-level structures and categories. Gain insights into monoids in type theory and monoid isomorphisms. Presented by Benedikt Ahrens from the University of Birmingham, this comprehensive talk offers a deep dive into advanced mathematical concepts and their applications.

Univalent Foundations and the Equivalence Principle - Benedikt Ahrens

Institute for Advanced Study
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