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Delia KESNER kesner@irif.fr www.irif.fr/˜kesner

Linear Logic and Logical Paradigms of Computation

Delia KESNER kesner@irif.fr www.irif.fr/˜kesner

IRIF (CNRS and Universit ´e de Paris)

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Delia KESNER kesner@irif.fr www.irif.fr/˜kesner

Planning of the Course

Course 1: Proof-Nets (PN)

Course 2: Explicit Substitution (ES) Calculi Course 3: Translating ES to PN

Course 4: Resource Calculi inspired from MELL PN Course 5: Non-Idempotent Intersection Types Exam: 15 December 2021? or January 2022?

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