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by Loq
993 days ago
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> Is there a source for that narrative? Girard mentions the connection with categories all the time. For example in "Proofs and Types"
he proves various theorems along the lines of: the sub-category of coherence spaces and stable maps (one of the main models that LL was developed for) induced by some LL fragment is
cartesian closed category (IIRC). I think he developed LL in parts by fine-tuning it, until all the categories induced as models of fragments of LL have nice categorical properties. (To the extent that is possible.)
When I was a PhD student, my supervisor suggested that I learn category theory to understand linear logic. (Not sure, in retrospect, that was the best course of action, but that was my trajectory) |
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